> "C-like" in many ways. Probably the biggest barrier for most people is > going to be getting their development system setup properly so they can > compile their new code additions or changes. I sort of disagree here. Setting up a development system is not a big deal (even I managed to do it, so anybody else should be able to) but its not that easy to get your changes into the system. I am not complaining about this and I acknowledge that changing the internal program is a thing that has to be carefully reviewed. Writing some Nasal code usually does not affect the whole system and can be maintained for a single aircraft. To make things easier for developers, can we think of a plug-in system for callbacks so a potential developer write a library that is linked in dynamically by the flightgear core? I think having a plug-in system for compiled/binary extensions whould give us great flexibility without touching the flightgear-core to heavily.
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