The new c310/asi.xml file tries to load Textures/{airsp260,bezel1}.rgb.
These, however, have been forgotten to upload from
http://www.spiderbark.com/fgfs/c310asi.tar.gz, no?
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* Jim Wilson -- Sunday 09 December 2001 17:17:
Melchior FRANZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
The new c310/asi.xml file tries to load Textures/{airsp260,bezel1}.rgb.
These, however, have been forgotten to upload from
http://www.spiderbark.com/fgfs/c310asi.tar.gz, no?
m
* Curtis L. Olson -- Friday 18 January 2002 20:12:
The --tile-radius option is no longer used.
Err ... so the entry in the help screen should be removed, no? :-)
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I asked for --tile-radius, because I don't get enough tiles if I
fly at good visibility (--fog-disable or hitting 'Z' a few times).
And then it would be nice to see more than just one square when
I take 'satellite images', i.e. when I look down from the carpet
at high altitude. ;-)
m.
PS:
* Curtis L. Olson -- Saturday 19 January 2002 14:25:
* Melchior FRANZ writes:
I asked for --tile-radius, because I don't get enough tiles if I
fly at good visibility (--fog-disable or hitting 'Z' a few times).
And then it would be nice to see more than just one square when
I take
* Norman Vine -- Saturday 19 January 2002 17:55:
* Melchior FRANZ writes:
[tiles loaded too late at good visibility]
Try increasing the far_clipping plane
This is set in src / Main / main.cxx / fgRenderFrame()
search for ssgSetNearFar()
Thanks, I'll look into that.
Shouldn't
* Curtis L. Olson -- Saturday 19 January 2002 23:35:
Melchior FRANZ writes:
Perhaps it could be tied, but not directly, the far clip plan has to
at least include the sky dome, sun, moon, stars, planets, clouds,
etc. even when the visibility is rather low.
OK, yes. I meant that the far clip
* Erik Hofman -- Friday 25 January 2002 15:50:
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
Because SGI recently sold a couple of 3D-graphics patents to Microsoft and
Microsoft could be interested not to license these to companies that
support anything else than DirectX. So Nvidia could drop OpenGL support
When started with --props=socket,bi,5,localhost,5501,tcp fgfs does only
allow one session e.g. via telnet. After closing this session, it isn't
possible to connect again.
I had a look at that problem and seem to have found the reason. Yet
I cannot provide a patch. On the one hand I'm not
* Andrew Ross -- Saturday 26 January 2002 20:20:
There's also a complication with the Harrier. You'll need to map a
joystick axis to the /controls/thrust-vector[0] property in order to
work the thrust vectoring.
Works also reasonably well when mapped to the low/high properties of a
joystick
* Melchior FRANZ -- Sunday 27 January 2002 00:43:
[...] Anyway, here is my diagnosis::-)
simgear/sg_socket.cxx doesn't accept(2) [...]
Forget this nonsense. I'm working on it ...
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* Andy Ross -- Monday 28 January 2002 20:26:
* Melchior FRANZ wrote:
* Andy Ross wrote:
There's also a complication with the Harrier. You'll need to map a
joystick axis to the /controls/thrust-vector[0] property in order to
work the thrust vectoring.
Works also reasonably
Here's another patch for the tcp/telnet interface (Flightgear/src/Network):
props.cxx | 86 +-
props.hxx |9 ++
2 files changed, 72 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-)
I'm facing a strange bug in fgfs, that I couldn't fix yet: If I connect to
fgfs via telnet and enter cd .. at the root level, fgfs segfaults.
I tracked this down and found that simgear/misc/props.cxx:273 does detect
this correctly and throws an exception (Attempt to move past root with '..').
So
* Cameron Moore -- Thursday 31 January 2002 22:09:
Yes, this is definately wrong. I have a copy, but I'm not sure how old
it is (prolly a couple months). I don't think it has all of the changes
up to when it was removed. Anybody know how to retrieve it from the CVS
Attic? Or...what are to
* Cameron Moore -- Thursday 31 January 2002 23:27:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Melchior FRANZ) [2002.01.31 16:24]:
cvs up -p -r1.5 materials.xml materials.xml.1.5
m.
That doesn't work for materials since it was deleted from the
repository.
Have you tried? ... No, obviously you haven't
* Cameron Moore -- Friday 01 February 2002 04:56:
- the telnet and httpd property browsers don't understand indexed
objects
The telnet interface =does= list indices. Addressing them was never
a problem.
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The attached patch adds the missing indices to ambiguous nodes,
so that nodes with indices != 0 can actually be selected.
httpd.cxx | 57 -
httpd.hxx |5 +
2 files changed, 57 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)
The patched httpd
From the numerous replies I deduce that this topic isn't very popular,
so I'm trying to answer the questions myself. :-
* Melchior FRANZ -- Wednesday 30 January 2002 13:45:
Why are exceptions thrown in SimGear not catchable in FlightGear?
Am I missing something?
Yes, I was missing
* Melchior FRANZ -- Friday 01 February 2002 20:28:
The attached patch adds the missing indices to ambiguous nodes,
so that nodes with indices != 0 can actually be selected.
Hello? Anybody listening out there? ... I mean someone with CVS write
access. This patch doesn't implement some useless
* Tony Peden -- Monday 04 February 2002 15:45:
--- Erik Hofman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Patches normally go directly to Curtis
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and he
makes sure everything works out for patches.
Ohh, I see. Normally developer lists are for code reviewing, at least
under Linux and
* BERNDT, JON S. (JON) (JSC-EX) (LM) -- Wednesday 06 February 2002 23:37:
I also see a dirt runway texture, but it isn't being used at Edwards, at least.
The runway definitions in Airport/default.apt.gz describe most of KEDW
runways as NLVNN with the second letter standing for ... err nothing!
* Curtis L. Olson -- Thursday 07 February 2002 00:09:
My guess is that L stands for 'lake bed'.
Maybe. My theory is nonsense, anyway. Had I started fgfs at KEDW before
I sent that message, then I would have seen that there are no white runways
at all. Everything looks OK here.
m. ??
* Curtis L. Olson -- Thursday 07 February 2002 05:45:
Jon S. Berndt writes:
I'm confused. Then why did Melchior say he had no white runways at KEDW?
Could he be running an older version of the scenery files?
Hard to say. I downloaded that area just a few weeks back on 2001-12-20 from
* Melchior FRANZ -- Thursday 07 February 2002 12:44:
BUT: I have a folder Textures/Terrain/New with some more textures, [...]
Err ... these are only terrain. Nothing that would explain the working
runways.
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* Jim Wilson -- Thursday 07 February 2002 14:38:
I noticed on mine that the runways come up textured and then turn white. This
happens very quickly but you can definately see it, lines and all. Why would
that happen?
nVidia driver bug on Linux? I'm running a tdfx card without problems.
* Curtis L. Olson -- Thursday 07 February 2002 20:53:
Ok, you are definitely running with a previous version of the scenery.
... which would mean that the ftp://ftp.darklands.cx/pub/fgfs/ mirror is
sh*t and should be removed from the mirrors list. :-(
m.
* Roman Grigoriev -- Friday 08 February 2002 13:52:
If you want to enable runway lights on linux
[...]
2)install nvidia drivers (I have Geforce3 and I'm fan of nvidia) (2313 works
well)
3) replace mesa *.h files with nvidia (gl.h gltoken.h glext.h)
??
You mean, you are writing code that only
* Melchior FRANZ -- Friday 08 February 2002 15:08:
* William Earnest -- Friday 08 February 2002 03:01:
Noted a small cosmetic bug, but one that could be confusing. The
drop-down menus apparently can't display an underscore. While browsing
the properties tree, note that the fuel units
* John Check -- Friday 08 February 2002 19:28:
I have an LED font around someplace, but we need to be able to use
more than one font as someone else pointed out.
I hope yours is better than mine. It isn't really easy to make it look
good even after scaling.
Since a while I get a line of black pixel garbage below the labels WL and
ALT on the autopilot. Does anybody else see this? (Or is it a feature of
my graphics card? :-) The following patch fixes this for me.
m.
Index: autopilot.xml
* John Wojnaroski -- Sunday 10 February 2002 18:56:
Returning to Linux, I've installed Linux and the new Xwindows and the nvidia drivers
Running with Debian, XWindows 4.2, and Linux 2.4.xx gcc is 2.95.2
Plib and simgear compiled and installed just fine, the flightgear build fails at run
* John Wojnaroski -- Sunday 10 February 2002 20:25:
TOWER:/usr/local/bin$ fgfs
fgfs: error in loading shared libraries: libmk4.so.0: cannot open shared
object file:
No such file or directory
[...]
The library libmk4.so.0 is in
/usr/lib/. Might it be a pathname problem tht doesn't show
This has already been reported, but there's obviously no solution yet:
The JSB-c310 crashes quite frequently during 'normal' flight. Sometimes
it starts to accelerate to supersonic speeds or to spin around the
transversal axis for one second, after which it crashes. fgfs just
reports
182:
* D Luff -- Tuesday 12 February 2002 15:46:
I've just checked out a completely clean base, simgear and
flightgear, and it is still starting up with full left aileron and full down
elevator. Is there really no-one else seeing this?
Never seen that. (Linux 2.4.17/gcc 2.95.2)
What about fgfs
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Tuesday 12 February 2002 16:00:
Is this still present with the newer JSBSim code/files?
With the JSBSim version from the fgfs-cvs, yes. (The files were
IIRC updated yesterday.)
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* David Megginson -- Wednesday 13 February 2002 13:26:
Just a quick note -- right now, I'm using 512x512 textures for the
DC-3 model, effectively leaving it untextured for Voodoo3 users (but
making my life a lot easier, since I have to map from only 2 texture
files rather than 8).
I'm not
* Mally -- Wednesday 13 February 2002 15:08:
My old Voodoo Banshee would happily load 512x512 textures but automatically
reduce them to 256x256. I suspect these textures will be OK for Voodoo users
despite the 256x256 limit.
Yes, that also seems to be the case for my V3-3000. The new
* David Megginson -- Wednesday 13 February 2002 21:15:
It's OK, but I haven't tried a lot of long cross-countries. I haven't
put much work into the prop model for the C310 compared to the C172 or
C182, so I wouldn't be surprised if it's spinning out of control by
producing excess power at
* Martin van Beilen -- Monday 18 February 2002 17:08:
And guess what I discovered when diffing 0.7.8 against 0.7.9? In
Main/options.cxx, around line 900, someone *commented out* the
line dir += 180;, thereby *changing* the definitions of
/environment/wind-{north,east}-fps! Okay, who did that?
* Martin van Beilen -- Tuesday 19 February 2002 22:39:
On Mon, Feb 18, 2002 at 05:18:48PM +0100, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
$ cvs ann options.cxx|head -902|tail -1
What version of cvs is that? I just installed the RPM, and there
is no 'ann' in the manual.
I'm using V1.11. But ann isn't a new
* Melchior FRANZ -- Tuesday 19 February 2002 22:47:
* David Megginson -- Tuesday 19 February 2002 21:58:
They are now in their respective CVS repositories. Note that you will
not see any difference with the default aircraft,
^^
... apart from the new font command
* Jim Wilson -- Wednesday 20 February 2002 00:52:
Melchior FRANZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
No wonder, the patch was not against the latest CVS, so it removed
everything that was added later! Very nasty ... :-(
Sorry about that...actually I was quite current, but usually I like to cvs
* David Megginson -- Thursday 21 February 2002 15:26:
[...]
This is a little ugly, but ordinary users should never have to see
it. Now, the user can put
-prop:/config/aircraft/dc3-dpm/sim/model/path=Models/dc3-usa.ac
in her .fgfsrc and get a different 3D model for the DC-3 without
* Martin van Beilen -- Saturday 23 February 2002 02:54:
If I type ls -l (reflex :-)) to the property interface, fgfs
locks so hard that my voodoo card doesn't get reset to its off
state. If I type ls blah (literally) I get an ERR message as
required. It seems to happen with all characters
* Martin van Beilen -- Saturday 23 February 2002 18:30:
On Sat, Feb 23, 2002 at 10:00:35AM +0100, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
Exceptions are simply broken in gcc around version 2.95.2, they don't
work across modules.
Oh. Cute. Does gcc 3 support this feature as well?
I don't know, but I'm
* David Megginson -- Sunday 24 February 2002 19:51:
Christian Mayer writes:
you can put those 3 operations into one 4x4 matrix if you want. That
looks more intuitve but is harder to understand afterwards.
Thanks -- I did that as well, using the sg matrix functions from plib.
What I
* David Megginson -- Sunday 24 February 2002 20:58:
Let me try -- it should do nothing at all with the DC-3, since it has
no SSG node named Propeller, [...]
Huh ... I was about to send the patch for the missing return value in
find_named_node(), but you were faster. Well, it was late yesterday
* David Megginson -- Thursday 28 February 2002 13:10:
* Danie Heath writes:
Hi guys, just joined the mailing list yesterday. Could you guys please tell
me where to start. I'm a full-time programmer, and I'm a member of the
Friends of the South African Air Force Museum, which means I have
* Jon Stockill -- Thursday 28 February 2002 14:28:
On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Jon S. Berndt wrote:
No. This was explained yesterday, too. JSBSim.cpp has been removed from the
FlightGear tree. JSBSim.cxx is required. You need to do a CVS update of your
FlightGear tree.
I had just before
* David Megginson -- Saturday 02 March 2002 22:34:
Yes, I can reproduce this as well. Of course, you shouldn't push the
stick all the way forward like that during normal flight, but [...]
Yes, I know. These crashes happened once in a while during normal
flight, without extreme maneuvers.
* Paul Deppe -- Tuesday 05 March 2002 21:53:
With the latest CVS (1400 EST 3/5/2002) on my Cygwin/Win2k system the
textures in mountainous areas seem to walk across the ground and appear
and disappear in a very strange manner. I am wondering if anyone else sees
this problem.
Same here. It's
* D Luff -- Tuesday 12 March 2002 18:08:
Cygwin compile of latest CVS fails in logger.cxx, complaining that
an integer constant is out of range in line 101:
last_time_ms(-99L)
Yeah, that's a little bit too much for a long. Shouldn't -1 be
the obvious choice for the initial
* Melchior FRANZ -- Tuesday 12 March 2002 19:34:
* D Luff -- Tuesday 12 March 2002 18:08:
last_time_ms(-99L)
Yeah, that's a little bit too much for a long.
At least for a 32 bit long. :-)
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* David Megginson -- Tuesday 12 March 2002 19:42:
Apologies -- I'll shrink that. I *think* it's in range for a signed
64-bit integer, but I'm too lazy to check.
Why not -1? Isn't that a sufficiently invalid number of seconds since
program start?
m.
* Jim Wilson -- Sunday 17 March 2002 19:09:
[racer; legal terms]
Guess I'm not all that familiar with Suse. Is that typical for their
distribution?
Linus TORVALDS himself is using SuSE Linux. What's good enough for him,
is certainly good enough for me. :-]
m.
* Curtis L. Olson -- Wednesday 20 March 2002 22:57:
I tried running this once myself and got lost in piles of errors
coming out of plib.
Yeah, that's the fun thing. valgrind traces =all= (de)allocations and
illegal memory access through all libraries. Doing so it already
detected such bugs in
* David Megginson -- Thursday 21 March 2002 13:40:
* D Luff:
And a long standing one that I've never heard anyone else mention -
I get other colours and textures bleeding through at the runway
touchdown zones and numbers, when viewed at certain shallow angles.
This happens on
The changes from yesterday turned my framerate at KSFO from about
10 to 1 per second. Ten is already painful enough, and that with
clouds and panel turned off. But one is a bit weak and makes fgfs
virtually unflyable. (I've only got a 266MHz processor and a V3
graphics card.)
m.
As I reported recently, I'm running fgfs through the valgrind debugger.
Due to hundreds of error messages and to still having to learn valgrind
I'm not very productive yet. I did resolve a few hundred error messages,
though, all of which were caused by only a few (sort of) cosmetic bugs.
In most
* David Megginson -- Friday 22 March 2002 13:41:
Which changes? I don't think we did anything major yesterday.
Some things in the mouse control file and something in the viewer.
But I'm right now running 'cvs up -D 16 hours ago' so that I can
see if the last changes are really the problem.
* Norman Vine -- Friday 22 March 2002 13:58:
Melchior FRANZ writes:
[...] because the plib developers don't seem to be keen to fix it.
Hey that's completely unfair !
Yes, that's how I am. :-)
You have made exactly 2 posts to the PLib list, both yesterday
I'll agree that you got 'one
* Jim Wilson -- Friday 22 March 2002 13:23:
Are you using Linux? I'm using a V3 but its on a 100mhz motherboard (750 mhz
processor) and I'm seeing an increase at KSFO. It slowed down to 10 to 15 fps
a little while back and is now over 30. Other airports with less stuff around
I'm much
* Melchior FRANZ -- Friday 22 March 2002 15:51:
It really seems to be a problem at my side. Give me another hour and I'll
report success and apologize for my stupidity. :-)
Err ... I just wanted to say ... I apologize for my stupidity. :-(
What happened: during my valgrind tests I had
* Norman Vine -- Friday 22 March 2002 13:58:
Melchior FRANZ writes:
[...] because the plib developers don't seem to be keen to fix it.
Hey that's completely unfair !
OK, it =was= completely unfair, indeed. Well, Steve was actually not
keen to fix it (waste of time), but Sebastian pushed
* Curtis L. Olson -- Tuesday 26 March 2002 03:16:
Also, I was crashing with the latest runways.mk4 committed today, but
I regenerated it myself and could run fine. Maybe something got hosed
in the earlier commit ??? so I committed my re-re-generated version
and hopefully that will work for
There are some bugs in the Navaids/default.fix.gz file. Here are the
most obvious ones:
lat lon
ORTAC 49.595700-20018.00
PEPIS 51.114800-11437.00
PERLA 13.765000-88695.00
RIBOS 13.95-87651.00
SOMBU 5959.31
* way lee -- Thursday 28 March 2002 13:34:
I want to ask where is the definition of class c4_FloatRef or c4_FloatProp ?
In the metakit library which you have to install. You find a copy of the
sources in the SimGear directory: metakit-2.4.3-33.tar.gz
m.
* Melchior FRANZ -- Thursday 28 March 2002 16:50:
... and you don't lose track of the whole fgfs window when using a window
manager with automatic desktop switching.
Hehe ... nonsense. Either version would cause problems with such a window
manager.
m
* David Megginson -- Thursday 28 March 2002 16:01:
We can patch up Navaids/default.fix.gz, but be warned that the file is
autogenerated and that all changes will be blown away the next time we
get an update from Robin Peel. Your best bet is to submit the changes
to Robin as well, to make
* Norman Vine -- Thursday 28 March 2002 17:16:
Nah
I could care less about those folks running FGFS in a window
this is a FlightSIM and the operative word is FRAMERATE
which any windowing system KILLS.
Hehe, you are obviously a windows kind of guy, which explains that
you don't know much
* Norman Vine -- Thursday 28 March 2002 17:16:
I could care less about those folks running FGFS in a window
this is a FlightSIM and the operative word is FRAMERATE
which any windowing system KILLS.
Huh ... forget my other (arrogant) reply. I guess you are right.
I just didn't manage yet to
* Alex Perry -- Friday 29 March 2002 07:29:
* Arnt Karlsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ATI Technologies Inc 3D Rage IIC AGP (rev 122), 8 MB vram.
Currently, it is my understanding that the Mach64 is only accelerated for 2D
under Xfree86 version 4.x using the DRI as part of released drivers.
I used a
c310-vfr-panel.xml says:
...
multibackgroundAircraft/c310/c310-panel-11.rgb/multibackground
multibackgroundAircraft/c310/c310-panel-12.rgb/multibackground
...
but there are no such textures. Have they been forgotten to upload,
or are they simply not done yet?
m.
* Andy Ross -- Friday 29 March 2002 21:02:
I've been wondering the same thing. Undefined textures render on my
NVidia card as a smooth shaded quad with red and white on opposite corners.
Interesting effect. :)
Yeah, that's the red/white checker board propvided by ssgLoadDummyTexture,
that is
* D Luff -- Wednesday 03 April 2002 01:27:
[...] especially since they fix only valgrind/compiler warnings rather
than user-visible bugs.
Err ... I'm actually also trying to fix other problems than those reported
by valgrind. :-
* D Luff -- Wednesday 03 April 2002 02:21:
However,
* David Megginson -- Saturday 13 April 2002 21:39:
Melchior recently did an excellent job chasing down problem reports
from valgrind and submitting patches to fix them.
Thanks. Expect more of those. I'm not even half through now, and then
every new code will potentially cause further valgrind
* David Megginson -- Thursday 25 April 2002 15:59:
The problem is in PUI and/or the prop picker -- the font we're
currently using does not seem to have a '|' character in it, and that
must be throwing something off.
Yes, and it also has no '_', which can be quite confusing to people who
* Scott G. Miller -- Thursday 09 May 2002 18:47:
I do have one question to whoever is implementing the
telnet interface, though. I can use it fine exactly once. A second
connection is accepted by fgfs, but does not respond to any commands.
This makes debugging my code very difficult, as I
* Arnt Karlsen -- Thursday 09 May 2002 17:27:
On Thu, 09 May 2002 11:05:05 +1000,
Bernie Bright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
I'm implementing a similar idea except using the telnet interface
why telnet and not ssh?
telnet stands for fgfs' tcp socket server in this context. It
* David Megginson -- Saturday 11 May 2002 16:36:
I've just checked in changes so that FGSubsystem::update takes a
double argument giving seconds elapsed since the last update (as Curt,
Jon, and many others requested). The FDMs calculate their own
multiloop now, and I think the propeller is
There are also problems with the magic carpet. Flying forward at
full speed is a) too fast, b) quite jumpy.
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* David Megginson -- Saturday 11 May 2002 18:40:
If you want sophisticated effects like damping, the code should run
the number of iterations in multiloop rather than just taking one big
time slice -- take a look at LaRCSim.cxx, YASim.cxx, or JSBSim.cxx to
see how it's done.
So, in one call
* Keith Wiley -- Tuesday 14 May 2002 21:47:
I recvsed yesterday and now it won't compile:
/usr/local/src/FlightGear/src/Main/fg_init.cxx:628: undefined reference to
`FGNullFDM::FGNullFDM(do ble)'
^
What's that? do ble?
It definitely compiles here. Corrupted file? Bad
* Christian Mayer -- Wednesday 15 May 2002 17:39:
David Megginson wrote:
/environment/pressure-inhg
/environment/density-sea-level-slugft3
[...]
But I'm really concerned that these values aren't in SI units.
So most of the world (except the US and perhaps a few other countries)
can't
* Andy Ross -- Wednesday 15 May 2002 18:44:
Typical (North American, anyway) altimeters still
report feet, VSI indicators read in fpm, etc...
Same here. But please don't tell me that US meteorologist work
with slugft3.
PS: I withdraw my estimatian that 90% of the world are using SI-units.
I
* Tony Peden -- Wednesday 15 May 2002 19:47:
Meters are not better than feet, just different.
[...]
Yes, obviously. It's the words international and standard that
make the difference. But these a quite essential details. And it
would be quite poor if US universities taught anything else than
SI
* Keith Wiley -- Wednesday 15 May 2002 22:46:
* Keith Wiley -- Tuesday 14 May 2002 21:47:
I recvsed yesterday and now it won't compile:
/usr/local/src/FlightGear/src/Main/fg_init.cxx:628: undefined reference to
`FGNullFDM::FGNullFDM(do ble)'
^
What's that?
The new telnet server has really become nice. It's great to be able
to connect more than just once. :-)
But I don't like the new commands:
view set n display view 'n'
view get return current view index
view current return current view index
Why bloat the interface
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Thursday 16 May 2002 16:25:
After reading this story I can't help but note another advantage of SI:
easy-to-remember figures. 0 degrees celsius is where water freezes, 100
degrees is where water boils, and a liter of water weighs one kilogram. *)
[...]
*) I know, its
* Melchior FRANZ -- Thursday 16 May 2002 16:35:
... and the SI unit for temperature is Kelvin, no? :-
OK, OK. Degree Celsius is a so-called Derived SI Unit. :-)
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* Curtis L. Olson -- Thursday 16 May 2002 16:48:
Melchior FRANZ writes:
... and the SI unit for temperature is Kelvin, no? :-
So what is the SI unit for direction/heading? Certainly they wouldn't
overload unit names, right? :-)
There's no contradiction, as far as I see: degree comes
* Julian Foad -- Thursday 16 May 2002 18:27:
Have you noticed Deg/Rad/Grad or DRG on every scientific calculator?
Those are Grads. I've heard that the military use them ... but I haven't
seen any evidence of it.
Infantery and artillery use 0-6400 mil (called Strich over here), NBC also
uses
* Keith Wiley -- Saturday 18 May 2002 00:26:
Should I just scrap my entire flightgear directory, throw it away, and
start over from scratch?
As a last resort, maybe. But you still didn't investigate the bug that
you originally reported: remember do ble?
* Bernie Bright -- Sunday 19 May 2002 06:23:
As for line endings I think its simpler if we just use CRLF for both
client and server. I will check that the new server always sends CRLF.
ACK
Not that this is in any way obligatory, but the perl documentation says:
$ man perlipc|col -b|grep
* Jim Wilson -- Monday 20 May 2002 19:20:
If I'm not mistaken the last release does not run if
you type in --aircraft=747-yasim because a model that doesn't exist is spec'd
in the -set.xml file.
Err ... I'd say it doesn't run because there seems to be some nasty
bug in Yasim or its 747 data.
* Jim Wilson -- Monday 20 May 2002 19:59:
Melchior FRANZ [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Solution failed to converge after 1 iterations
You might want to report the bug you are seeing in another thread or directly
to Andy. I'm sure he put that error message in the program so folks would
* Andy Ross -- Monday 20 May 2002 21:29:
Melchior FRANZ wrote:
YASim SOLUTION FAILURE:
Solution failed to converge after 1 iterations
That's now the case since a few weeks. The c310 works, though. (CVS
HEAD)
This is a YASim bug. Honestly, I wasn't aware that the currently
* Andy Ross -- Tuesday 21 May 2002 07:48:
I just commited a YASim patch to fix the approach lift problem I
mentioned this morning. The 747, in particular, behaves much more
sanely on approach.
When I reported the 747 problem, it had nothing to do with approaching.
The 747 didn't work at all!
* Jim Wilson -- Saturday 25 May 2002 15:17:
H...I installed the 747.xml and even did a make clean;make. Still having
the same problem. Any ideas?
Well, I don't have any useful ideas. I just want to confirm that
the 747 works for me with CVS-HEAD and the two files applied. There's
nothing
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