Le mercredi 23 novembre 2005 à 07:35 -0600, Jon Berndt a écrit : > As has been mentioned, JSBSim has been undergoing major improvements over the > past year > (see the newsletters) centering on added capabilities and improved XML > "well-formed-ness". > The majority of those improvements have been completed and tested, both in a > standalone, > scripted mode, and in the previous release of FlightGear itself. > > We will be moving the new code into FlightGear development CVS shortly. My > goals during > that process are as follows:
SNIP > The new config file spec (the new "format") is pretty nice. It was designed > to be > compatible with the emerging AIAA standard for aircraft flight model > exchange, to be > called AeroML (see: http://daveml.nasa.gov). I have heard from at least two > other flight > model programmers who have expressed a desire to use the JSBSim config file > format as > their own spec. So, I believe the new spec (v2.0 - that's the version number > for the > config spec - not JSBSim itself) may lead to more aircraft eventually being > available for > FlightGear and other sims. > > I'm not sure exactly when the changes will be incorporated into FlightGear (I > have to > discuss this with the other JSBSim developers - particularly Erik). But, this > serves as a > heads-up and an open period for questions and comments. > > Jon > -- > Jon S. Berndt > Project Coordinator > JSBSim Flight Dynamics Model > http://www.jsbsim.org > Hello Jon, Thanks, that is a very good News, Will you make available Aeromatic with that new format, onto "www.jsbsim.org" Cheers -- Gerard _______________________________________________ Flightgear-users mailing list [email protected] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-users 2f585eeea02e2c79d7b1d8c4963bae2d
