* Jon S. Berndt -- Saturday 10 November 2007:
> > * Jon S. Berndt -- Saturday 10 November 2007:
> > > The C172x is an experimental model [...] It should not be released.

> I think you missed my point. I was stating that I believe it should be
> removed from FlightGear CVS. It shouldn't have been there in the first
> place.

Oh, sorry. I didn't consider moving files from JSBSim/CVS to fgfs/CVS
a "release", and even less so on the fgfs mailing list (where we
desperately wait for a release since ... a year? :-)  Erik routinely
merges JSBSim code into our CVS, and this was never seen as a "release".
So I thought you defended the c172x' presence in fgfs/CVS and only
meant it shouldn't be released with fgfs.



> Some features from the C172x migrate to the other C172 models, which is
> fine, but again the c172x is "not for prime time". It doesn't really
> represent a real aircraft, as far as I am concerned.

OK. Yes, the c172x dir in our CVS looks like an empty shell, unmaintained
since years, broken since years. The c172x-set.xml is almost empty, etc.
I'm not quick with removing stuff. I even kept as350 for now, although
Maik wanted to get rid of it. But I'll remove the c172x, then. Thanks for
clearing this up.  :-) 

m.

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