Thanks Vivan,
I made the corrections. No change. I do want to mention that when I am
compiling simgear,it gives me errors about openAL not being loaded. I
defeated this problem by placing AL and GL in /cygwin/include instead of
/usr/local/include. Would this create a problem?
I also uninstalled the X11 package from cygwin. This allowed simgear to
compile. But I still have the seg. dump after I compile and run fgfs from
cygwin. Still stuck! It brings up the intro screen and never puts you in
the cockpit.
I do have the already compiled executable downloaded from flightgear.org
and it works fine on this machine. I ran fgrun from cygwin and it works.
But I need to be able to compile because I am modifying the hud to feed in
SEP data.
-Yenew
YENEW T KASSAYE wrote
I downloaded the OpenAl source code from openal.org/downloads. I just
moved
these headers over to C:\cygwin\usr\local\include\AL
al.h alc.h alctypes.h altypes.h alut.h aluttypes.h
Am I suppose to compile OpenAl instead of just moving over the headers?
YENEW T KASSAYE wrote
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Subject: RE: [Flightgear-devel] FlightGear 0.9.8 Segmentationfault
coredumped Please Help!
Thanks for the reply Vivan,
I forgot to mention that I do have OpenAl installed and built. I placed
the
header files for in C:\cygwin\include\AL. Do you have an idea on the
segmentation fault error I am getting.
I hope that helps.
YENEW T KASSAYE
Hello Everyone,
I am participating in a project to modify some of the HUD displays
and
create glide slopes in FlightGear.
Right now, I am having the following problems getting FlightGear0.9.8
to
run from the source code I compiled using cygwin in windows XP.
I compiled plib, zlib, simgear and flightgear(there was a warning
stating
w32api/windef.h: warning: this is the location of the previous
definition)
without any errors and once I type:
$ FGexport FG_ROOT=/usr/local/share/FlightGear
$ fgfs --airport-id=KSFO --aircraft=c172p --control=joystick
--disable-random-objects --geometry=1280x1024
It thinks for a few minutes, throws up the Intro screen with a
picture
of
one of the planes and then dies out with this message on the cygwin
terminal:
Segmentation fault core dumped
You didn't mention OpenAl - it's also needed: see earlier posts on this
list
for details if you haven't already included it in your build.
I'm not sure if OpenAl works in that location: I put the header files in
C:\cygwin\usr\local\include
(at the same location as simgear). This might not be the cause of your
seg
fault, but Open Al often causes problems for us Cygwin users. Where did
you
obtain your header files?
V.
Those don't work for windows/Cygwin. Use the ones at:
ftp://ftp.uni-duisburg.de/FlightGear/Win32/
Download those, unzip to
C:\cygwin\usr\local\include
Then recompile SimGear and FlightGear. IF all compiles OK, at least you
will
have eliminated OpenAL as a source of the seg fault, and can move on to
trying other possible causes. That said, it all works here under XP/Cygwin.
V.
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