A great upper hierachy pseudocode document would be very usefull as 
well.

Year  ago I outlined one when we were firsr conceiving of the idea for 
flight gear.
(Under my old compuserv address curtis)

I haven't been invovled in the programming much since then and would 
love a guidepost document describing the basic data loops, rendering 
loops, and calculation loops in a nested structure.

On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 11:37 am, Chris Scruggs wrote:
> I work with a company that is interested in developing 
> methods for interfacing one of our products with FlightGear.  We 
> produce and sell a high-fidelity Aerospace Toolkit for the LabVIEW 
> development environmnet.  The Toolkit helps engineers develop 
> simulations of spacecraft flight for model-based design work.  If it 
> helps in answering the questions product information may be found here 
> (http://www.atacolorado.com/aerospace_toolkit.htm).  We wish to offer 
> users the ability to interface the simulations they develop 
> with FlightGear to enhance their visualization options. 
>
> I have searched through the documentaion and read through some of the 
> source code.  However, I am curious if there is a document describing 
> the overall architecture of FlightGear that is readily available.
>
> Regards,
>
> Chris Scruggs
>
> www.atacolorado.com
>
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