The configure script log contains the following:
checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c
Perhaps it needs to first check for /usr/bin/install -C and use that
instead if available?
While using -c doesn't force a complete rebuild, it changes enough
dependencies to rebuild a
Curtis L. Olson schrieb:
Log Message:
I don't understand why FreeBSD doesn't see isnan() after including math.h
but it doesn't. Trying the apple approach to fixing isnan results in an
infinite loop (making me wonder what happens on OSX?) This is an alternative
approach to checking isnan() on
is available from
ftp://ftp.uni-duisburg.de/FlightGear/Misc_maf/carrier-20041121
Apply carrier-operations.diff to flightgears source directory.
Put JSBSim-dropin.tar.bz2 into the JSBSim subdirectory.
Apply data.diff to the data directory.
Use the slightly updated FA-18.tar.bz2.
For completeness
Hi Everybody,
The last couple of months have been extremely busy for me, so there wasn't
much time left for FlightGear. But during the last week or so I managed to
tweak my local copy of FlightGear so that the traffic manager controlled
aircraft's behavior is extended in significant ways. To
Lee Elliott wrote:
I also believe the main gear was designed to tolerate less than
perfect strips.
Yes, the main gear looks to be very 'robust'. But I still wonder why
they paid attention to these features. To my knowledge the TSR-2 was
designed for long range and high cruise speed. This sort
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
I don't think my first attempt at an isnan() fix worked ... I ended up
in an infinite loop. I've tried a less elegant/brute force approach and
that seems to work. We actually got FG up and running on a FreeBSD
machine tonight (woohoo!)
Yeah ! Welcome to a
Christian Mayer wrote:
+ #if defined (__FreeBSD__)
+ inline int isnan(double r) { return !(r 0 || r 0); }
+ #endif
This test will break if r == 0
Oops, duhhh! Thanks!
Curt.
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FlightGear
Martin Spott wrote:
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
I don't think my first attempt at an isnan() fix worked ... I ended up
in an infinite loop. I've tried a less elegant/brute force approach and
that seems to work. We actually got FG up and running on a FreeBSD
machine tonight (woohoo!)
Yeah !
Hi,
Apply carrier-operations.diff to flightgears source directory.
Put JSBSim-dropin.tar.bz2 into the JSBSim subdirectory.
Apply data.diff to the data directory.
Use the slightly updated FA-18.tar.bz2.
Note that if you drop this in atop the current JSBSim code I'm not quite sure
what will
On Sunday 21 November 2004 21:58, Arnt Karlsen wrote:
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 21:32:12 + (UTC), Martin wrote in
message
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Lee Elliott wrote:
I also believe the main gear was designed to tolerate less
than perfect strips.
Yes, the main gear looks to be very
On Sunday 21 November 2004 20:55, Durk Talsma wrote:
Hi Everybody,
The last couple of months have been extremely busy for me, so
there wasn't much time left for FlightGear. But during the
last week or so I managed to tweak my local copy of FlightGear
so that the traffic manager controlled
Hi, all,
I encountered a compile error when make the simgear-0.3.7 for
FlightGear-0.9.6. I am working with Cygwin in windows 2000 and I have
plib and Zlib done.
What I did:
- download OpenAL from CVS.
- put the openal in /usr/local/source
- cd openal/linux
$ ./autogen.sh
$ ./configure
$
On Sonntag 21 November 2004 22:46, Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Christian Mayer wrote:
+ #if defined (__FreeBSD__)
+ inline int isnan(double r) { return !(r 0 || r 0); }
+ #endif
This test will break if r == 0
According to IEEE, NaN is the only fp value that is not equal to itself. That
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