Re: [Flightgear-devel] more hotspots

2003-09-22 Thread Erik Hofman
paul.mcann wrote:
I added some more hotspots to Davids c172p since he already had done all 
the animation.
Also I tried making the throttle and mixture knobs into hotspots even 
when they are moving
adding extra hotspots for them.  Also you can click on the trim wheel to 
trim now.

I added a directory for the labels for the white toggle switches, but 
there is probably better way
to do the labels then I came up with.  There is a short readme file 
which gives the path for the new
directory.

Let me know if it works ok?
I tried it and it looks good to me. I had a problem where the trim only 
trimmed down and I couldn't trim up again. But this happened only once 
and I am unable to reproduce it.

It's committed now.

Thanks.

Erik

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[Flightgear-devel] more hotspots

2003-09-22 Thread paul.mcann
Ok thanks Erick.

Paul

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[Flightgear-devel] Intermittent crash when calling lighting subsystem

2003-09-22 Thread David Luff
I'm seeing an intermittent (~ once every 5 starts) crash which appears to
occur when the lighting update is called from the subsystem manager update.
 Flightgear simply exits.  I'm not sure if the following output during init
might have anything to do with it:

Sun rotation bad = 4.96035e+180

HTH,

Cheers - Dave


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[Flightgear-devel] CygWin Build Failure

2003-09-22 Thread Jonathan Polley
After a short break, I decided to try to rebuild FlightGear under CygWin.  While 
building SimGear, I got the following errors:

/sw/lib/libplibnet.a(netSocket.o.b)(.eh_frame+0x11): In function 
`_ZN10netAddressC1EPKci':
/home/Jonathan Polley/fgdev/plib/src/net/netSocket.cxx:59: undefined reference to 
`___gxx_personality_v0'

I deleted everything (plib, SimGear source and all installed headers and libraries) 
and built from scratch.  I still have the problem.  Any ideas?

Thanks,

Jonathan Polley

Of COURSE they can do that.  They're engineers!

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RE: [Flightgear-devel] CygWin Build Failure

2003-09-22 Thread Norman Vine
Jonathan Polley writes:
 
 After a short break, I decided to try to rebuild FlightGear under CygWin.  While 
 building SimGear, I got the following errors:
 
 /sw/lib/libplibnet.a(netSocket.o.b)(.eh_frame+0x11): In function 
 `_ZN10netAddressC1EPKci':
 /home/Jonathan Polley/fgdev/plib/src/net/netSocket.cxx:59: undefined reference to 
 `___gxx_personality_v0'
 
 I deleted everything (plib, SimGear source and all installed headers and libraries) 
 and built from scratch.  I still have 
 the problem.  Any ideas?

hmm 'personality' problems are usually a sign of not having compiled with c++ 
but, since this is PLib and we know this can't be the case, my guess is that you 
have upgraded your gcc suite since you last compiled PLib or FGFS and something 
is compiled against an older libtsdc++ 

So I would try recompiling PLib from scratch

make distclean
aclocal
automake -a
./configure
make

Might need todo this with FGFS too if you haven't already

HTH

Norman

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RE: [Flightgear-devel] CygWin Build Failure

2003-09-22 Thread Norman Vine
Jonathan Polley writes:

   I deleted plib and SimGear both and did a fresh update from CVS (I 
 install them into /sw just so it will be easier to purge the files).  I 
 updated CygWin just before rebuilding FlightGear (gcc 3.3).  Could that 
 be the cause of the problem?

gcc 3.3 is slightly incompatable with earlier gcc's
so you will have to rebuild FGFS from scratch too

You might want to check out the new sse/sse2 support in gcc 3.3
look under i386 specific options  sse is faster then using the fpu 

Note I haven't built with Cygwin, but it shouldn't be any different
compile wise then MingW which works fine with gcc 3.3

HTH

Norman


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