On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 09:27:04 -0600 "Curtis L. Olson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
David,
Now I'm imagining a script that sets up all the initial conditions (altitude, speed, pressure, temp, etc.) as well as specfic logging fields, flies an FAA certification test, logs the results, and graphs the results. Maybe even eventually building a big web page so you can navigate the results of all the tests in your browser, compare fdm A to fdm B, etc.
This is pretty much what we set up with JSBSim a year or two ago. We can now plot the data "sets" we want as well as individual properties, and at pretty much whatever rate we want. It's fairly simple. We needed something to regression test our changes, so I modified the command line plotting program I wrote specifically for JSBSim data, and added the ability to run the plotting program in an automated fashion and spit out .png plot file images. I also had the script write out an html page that gave specifics for a test/plot and provided a hyperlink to the property in question. So, we had a set of batch files that could run JSBSim in a specified flight profile (via the JSBSim scripting language) and produced a "report" - all in very few seconds as we were running batch and not real-time.
Jon
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