On Fri, 2008-05-30 at 00:38 -0400, cory barton wrote:
> Thanks for the tip. You were right, I was not using the simgear libs.
> I have had some improvement after adding more libraries to the build command.
>
> Here is the current statement, and the errors I am getting:
> g++ -Wall "softSim.cpp" -l
Thanks for the tip. You were right, I was not using the simgear libs.
I have had some improvement after adding more libraries to the build command.
Here is the current statement, and the errors I am getting:
g++ -Wall "softSim.cpp" -lglut -lsgio -lsgserial -lsgdebug -lplibnet
-o "softSim" (in dire
Gijs de Rooy wrote:
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>Hello John, Thanks to Georg Vollnhals I found your emailadres, but becayse I
>didn't get an answer I try to reach you through the mailinglist.
>
Sorry, I did not see your earlier post. Possible my spam filters may
have blocked it. ATM, I'm very busy getting some soft
On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 9:01 PM, cory barton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am having trouble using the simgear socket libraries however.
> ...
> This is the build command in Geany: g++ -Wall "%f" -lglut
Well, apparently you are not *using* the simgear libs ... you need to
link them into your prog
Hello John, Thanks to Georg Vollnhals I found your emailadres, but becayse I
didn't get an answer I try to reach you through the mailinglist.
I know/saw you made/make a wonderfull cockpit based on the 747 in FlightGear. A
few months ago I started with making a new 747-400 for FlightGear. Y
I am trying to build an interface to FlightGear for UAV simulation.
Here is the basic idea: construct a piece of software which reads
properties from FlightGear via UDP or Serial, and sends control
commands to FlightGear via UDP or serial.
I found the Atlas project which does part of what I am tr
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