Hi!
I was just trying to compile the latest release of FG, but I got a bunch
of errors. I notice the errors involve gcc 3.2 stdc++ headers, so maybe
I have used an unsupported version of gcc.
Some compiler error messages follow.
Thanks for this entertaining and interesting software.
Regards,
Sydney Weidman writes:
>
> I was just trying to compile the latest release of FG, but I got a bunch
> of errors. I notice the errors involve gcc 3.2 stdc++ headers, so maybe
> I have used an unsupported version of gcc.
>
> Some compiler error messages follow.
>
> Thanks for this entertaining
On Sat, Sep 28, 2002 at 07:31:54AM -0500, Sydney Weidman wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I was just trying to compile the latest release of FG, but I got a bunch
> of errors. I notice the errors involve gcc 3.2 stdc++ headers, so maybe
> I have used an unsupported version of gcc.
>
> Some compiler error mess
Norman Vine wrote:
> Sydney Weidman writes:
>
>>I was just trying to compile the latest release of FG, but I got a bunch
>>of errors. I notice the errors involve gcc 3.2 stdc++ headers, so maybe
>>I have used an unsupported version of gcc.
>>
>>Some compiler error messages follow.
>>
>>Thanks
Simon Fowler wrote:
>
> Make sure you've compiled all the libraries flightgear depends on
> with the same compiler you built flightgear with (that includes
> libmetakit, which is where I've seen problems). Not sure if you'd
> see this with standard libraries, but I've definitely seen this with
>
I don't know if the man pages are being kept current, but I thought I
would point this out anyway.
The man page fgfs.1 lists FGROOT under environment variables, but the
program seems to want to use FG_ROOT.
Great program! Just wanted to contribute in some small way.
Regards,
Syd.
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I just tried a fresh build and I noticed the control surface animations
aren't working. The prop animation works fine.
Also (this has been like this for a while) if I go to view mode
and change the view angle on the vertical axis then center the view
(shift+keypad8) the panel reappears but the an
Ok, thanks for catching this! The fix is now in cvs.
Curt.
Sydney Weidman writes:
> I don't know if the man pages are being kept current, but I thought I
> would point this out anyway.
>
> The man page fgfs.1 lists FGROOT under environment variables, but the
> program seems to want to use F
Julian Foad wrote:
> Just trying my first CVS update in a couple of weeks. I see there is a
> new repository for the trunk, so I changed all my CVS/Root files to
> point to the "-0.9" one and logged in with the new password. [Why not
> just have no password?] But I get:
>
> cvs server: Up
Julian Foad writes:
> Well, I think I've worked out what I need to do:
>
> 1. Connect to the old repository (was -0.7, now renamed to -0.8, I
> think) and update to the "0.8 release" tag (there is one, I hope) which
> indicates the point at which you created the new (-0.9) repository.
>
> 2. C
I just installed the current development CVS for both SimGear and fgfs with
./config --with-threads and make and make install ok.
Also installed development CVS fgfsbase.
I did not update Plib from recent CVS. Still using plib-0.1.6.
Kernel is 2.4.18-10 RH7.3 and graphic card driver is Nvidi
I just started with MSVC, but I recognize this one.
you have to use std::cout, because MSVC is anal about namespaces.
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I installed the latest development plib tar file and recompiled fgfs.
No change.
The last 2 lines before the freeze:
Cannot open file: /usr/local/FlightGear/Scenery/Objects.txt
Initializing splash screen
The splash screen displays and remains the active window.
But the systme is frozen.
Don't
Dave Perry writes:
> I installed the latest development plib tar file and recompiled fgfs.
> No change.
>
> The last 2 lines before the freeze:
> Cannot open file: /usr/local/FlightGear/Scenery/Objects.txt
> Initializing splash screen
>
> The splash screen displays and remains the active windo
I've just checked in a new pitot system and airspeed-indicator
instrument to FlightGear CVS. Here's how everything works:
1. The pitot system reads /environment/pressure-inhg (p),
/environment/density-slugft3 (r), and /velocities/uBody-fps (v).
It then calculates q (dynamic pressure) with
sleep 5m; killall fgfs; sleep 1m; killall -9 fgfs; sleep 1m; halt
should be executing on a root text console before you start the simulator.
I usually find that one of the two killall's will recover the machine.
A network login, of course, can do the same thing. However, you
generally need to hav
> It seems to work very well so far, but I'm concerned about not
> correcting for non-standard sea-level density (say, on a hot, humid
> day). Any suggestions? Should the static and pitot systems provide
> an indicated density as well as indicated pressure?
You are doing the correct thing. air
I did a bit of code shuffling with respect to the ExternalNet fdm and
moved it to it's own subdirectory.
The goal is to also include in that subdir some stand along FDM
wrapper apps that interface to FlightGear via the ExternalNet
interface. These would act as examples for people interested in
i
FWIW with the switch --disable-splash-screen, fgfs loads and runs ok.
Even with this switch, the splash screen displays, but no lock up.
-Dave
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On Saturday, September 28, 2002, at 04:49 PM, Curtis L. Olson wrote:
> I did a bit of code shuffling with respect to the ExternalNet fdm and
> moved it to it's own subdirectory.
>
> The goal is to also include in that subdir some stand along FDM
> wrapper apps that interface to FlightGear via t
Alex Perry writes:
> You may have mixed units; from memory, it should be more than that.
> I don't have time to check into it right now.
I probably made a stupid mistake on the math. I'll take another look
at it tomorrow morning when my brain is fresh.
All the best,
David
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On Sat, 28 Sep 2002 14:00:20 -0700 (PDT),
Alex Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> sleep 5m; killall fgfs; sleep 1m; killall -9 fgfs; sleep 1m; halt
> should be executing on a root text console before you start the
> simulator. I usually find that one of the two ki
Dave Perry wrote>
>FWIW with the switch --disable-splash-screen, fgfs loads and runs ok.
>Even with this switch, the splash screen displays, but no lock up.
I saw from the devel archive that some of the clouds3d changes may have
assumed
depth=24 in X. I had the default=16 in XF86Config-4. Whe
Jonathan Polley writes:
>
> On Saturday, September 28, 2002, at 04:49 PM, Curtis L. Olson wrote:
>
> > I did a bit of code shuffling with respect to the ExternalNet fdm and
> > moved it to it's own subdirectory.
> >
> > The goal is to also include in that subdir some stand along FDM
> > wrapper
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