Hi,
James wrote :
> Making the current fgcom code work as a thread inside fgfs isn't especially
> hard, I am happy to offer advice on it, and keeping this an #ifdef / CMake
> flag so it can be a standalone process is also pretty easy.
My current topics/fgcom branch already include a CMake flag (-D ENABLE_FGCOM)
at OFF by default.
I think a simple --enable-fgcom will be efficient . I don't know how to make a
cross platform process for now. Can you confirm me that you are ready to accept
a similar solution as QProcess in Qt ? In this way FGCom will lives in a
separate PID, the problem being : what happens to this separate PID if FG has a
crash ? He will become a ghost and make the network port busy, right ?
What about implementing an SGProcess ?
Eric wrote :
> So if you are changing stuff to FGCOM /FG, maybe you can consider
> supporting 8.33kHz spacing?
FG/FGCom are ready for 8.33KHz spacing. It require a little change on Asterisk
side (118.305 = 118.300, 118.330 = 118.325, 118.355 = 118.350 118.380 =
118.375) but the main problem is that X-Plane data are not yet ready for
8.33KHz spacing. Here is some examples :
ICAO :: apt.dat => possible frequency
EDFA :: 12103 => 121.030 ? 121.035 ?
EDCQ :: 12338 => 123.380 ? 123.385 ?
EBAV :: 12343 => 123.430 ? 123.435 ?
KSPI :: 13141 => 131.410 ? 131.415 ?
That's why we need to wait the next APT format who support 8.33KHz spacing
(i.e: add a new digit in the frequency field)
Cheers,
Clement
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