Ross Golder writes: > I've committed the beginnings of an auto* system to OpenGC CVS. I've > tidied up all the problems I can, but my build system isn't complete yet, > so YMMV. It should all run from the 'autogen.sh' script. Let me know if > you have any problems. > Okay, I downloaded the CVS modules and started a test build. aclocal - OK
automake -a At some point we will need to create the INSTALL, README, AUTHORS files for automake.. autoconf -OK ./configure - OK make - bombed. the ogcFontManager is looking for the include files for the gltt library. (See ogcFont.h) (For some inane reason we have been unable to set up my developer account, so I had to stop) Perhaps that is just as well regards the make system; Something about too many cooks.... So I'll serve as the beta tester and post the problems. Might see a few on the horizon; for example, 1)there is no _itoa(...) method in ANSI C++, MSVC provides a lib function, but had to create an ogc_itoa(...) and build it into the ogcFontManager module and library. 2)had a problem with the template ogcOrderedPair and "typename" changed typename to class, it compiles and runs but... will this present a problem later on? 3) have been unable to commit the ogcFGDataSource code to CVS. (See above on account setup) 4) it might make sense to create a build system that allows for individual display panels. There would be one for the PDF, ND, EICAS, CDU. Each would run as a separate app. 5) I sent Curtis some source that makes changes to FG and isolates (insulates) the network interface to OpenGC and requires only changes to an opengc.hxx and display.[ch]xx that defines the data packet across the interface. Once those are incorporated it would make sense to remove the Opengc-Unix tar file to prevent the proliferation of "unofficial" copies. Once we get my developer account set up, I'll commit the source for the interface and a preliminary EICAS module. Regards John W. _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
