> Perhaps you could begin by explaining the problem you are going to solve, and
> why your way is better.
For windows version of fg, actually there are 2 solutions:
- no threads
- pthreads-win32
pthreads-win32 is, for me, a hack to ease the porting of *nix code to
win32 and may not always be eff
> > Hi,
> >
> > I recently talked to a guy who complained that some of the
> > aircraft are also initially positioned too high above ground,
> > which makes them fall down on start and in some cases crash.
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Chris
>
> Depending on the aircraft, a work-around might be to start wit
- "Benoît Laniel" a écrit :
> > This is an area where a commit now, test later philosophy could
> hurt
> > the project because thread related problems can be so nasty to
> debug.
>
> Maybe I should have stated that I didn't know if it was robust. I
> surely
> agree with you that this patch
On Tuesday 29 April 2008 11:02, Christian Schmitt wrote:
> Markus Zojer wrote:
> > Hi all!
> >
> > This issue still exists. The YASim FDM places the datum of the
> > aircraft at the end of the runway as startup position, which
> > means that all aircraft with datum=nose start behind the
> > runway.
I guess we should just move the vrp from the nose to the tail of the
aircraft. It doesn't matter where the vrp actually is, as long as
it aligns with the FDM reference point. It's a pity that this
didn't occur to anyone when we were discussing the vrp issue, but
then no one's perfect.
Adjust
Markus Zojer wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> This issue still exists. The YASim FDM places the datum of the aircraft
> at the end of the runway as startup position, which means that all
> aircraft with datum=nose start behind the runway. Maybe we should use
> the CG of the aircraft as reference point or c
Hi all!
This issue still exists. The YASim FDM places the datum of the aircraft
at the end of the runway as startup position, which means that all
aircraft with datum=nose start behind the runway. Maybe we should use
the CG of the aircraft as reference point or calculate some offset to
the exi
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