Changing the data structure to read:
static const struct {
char * name;
double (*fn)(double);
} __fg_snd_fn[] = {
caused everything to work properly. I know that this is not the proper C+
+ solution, but it worked for me.
Jonathan Polley
On Monday, March 11, 2002, at 08:21 PM
Jonathan Polley wrote:
> I just updated my Windows machine with the latest source and did a build.
> Under MSVC, it does not like:
>
> static const struct {
> string name;
> double (*fn)(double);
> } __fg_snd_fn[] = {
> // {"lin", _fg_lin},
> {"inv", _fg_inv},
> {"a
Gents,
On my Cygwin/Win2k system with latest CVS (clean build from plib on up),
FGFS hangs up and prints the following error:
WARNING: SlDSP: Cannot perform this operation while media data is still
playing.
Reset the device, or wait until the data is finished playing. (33)
This error is inter
I just updated my Windows machine with the latest source and did a build.
Under MSVC, it does not like:
static const struct {
string name;
double (*fn)(double);
} __fg_snd_fn[] = {
// {"lin", _fg_lin},
{"inv", _fg_inv},
{"abs", _fg_abs},
{"sqrt", _fg_s
>[A bunch of notes on Norm's notes. Basically, everything he wrote
> (even the editorializing) makes sense to me, with a few exceptions as
> detailed below]
>Norman Vine wrote:
> > Easy beans - no gimble lock - infinitely stackable orientations -
> > everything has it's own logical spot - quic
Normally the FlightGear project isn't affected by or concerned with
various platform security problems or viruses, and because FlightGear
shouldn't need to be run suid root, typical security issues shouldn't
affect us.
However, a bug has been found in zlib-1.1.3 (which is distributed as a
conveni
[A bunch of notes on Norm's notes. Basically, everything he wrote
(even the editorializing) makes sense to me, with a few exceptions as
detailed below]
Norman Vine wrote:
> Easy beans - no gimble lock - infinitely stackable orientations -
> everything has it's own logical spot - quick - el
< decloaking >
Hopefully the list administrators will allow this post from
a non-subscriber thru to the list :-)
Here are some of my thoughts on how the 'View'
< please change this to 'Camera' > should work.
>> 2. The instruments rotate with the 3D cockpit but they don't tilt with
> > it (also
Wolfram Kuss writes:
> BTW, in your list you forgot the *-dpm.xml files, which are of most
> interest to me and which are currently the only ones that I really use
> :-). With the little time I currently have, I am glad if I manage to
> have a nice 3D model at the correct place in fgfs.
Ah,
David wrote:
>Wolfram Kuss writes:
>
> > The XML files get IMVHO more and more confusing.
>
>I think that it would be more accurate to say that FlightGear is
>getting more sophisticated -- there's more to learn if you want to
>customize things, but that's only because there's so much more that
>y
David Megginson wrote:
> I disagree -- the view code gets *very* hard to understand very
> easily. If that information is tracked, it should be tracked
> externally (the view manager, again?) and not in the viewer code
> itself.
Amen. I spent many hours over the weekend trying to make the v
John wrote:
>set == set of components,
Ah! Ok, I should have realised that.
Bye bye,
Wolfram.
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I was once on check ride (in a DC-6 simulator) where the person flying
the sim (not me!) ran teh fire proceedure as follows:
Throttle close, closed the number one throttle
Feather the engine, feathered the number two engine
Mixture control idle-cut off, placed the number three mixture to cut of
Martin Dressler writes:
> There are some diferents how the viewer is initialized and from
> where it take new position. Your viewpoint could be static or
> change position or (and) up vector in some dependency on FDM or
> maybe time.
Right, but none of that's the viewer's concern. As long
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Dressler) [2002.03.11 01:51]:
> I find that we call fgReshape function in each RenderFrame, and it is
> IMHO needless. When you remove fgReshape from fgRenderFrame all
> resizing works, you only can't change resolution via property manager.
> But do we need it?
> Do y
Richard Bytheway wrote:
> I was having a fiddle with keyboard.xml to support a UK keyboard,
> and discovered that the characters £ and ¬ (which are shift-3 and
> shift-) break the XML parser. Is this intentional?
>
> Also, in the grand re-organisation of the XML files that appears to be
> pl
I find that we call fgReshape function in each RenderFrame, and it is
IMHO needless. When you remove fgReshape from fgRenderFrame all
resizing works, you only can't change resolution via property manager.
But do we need it?
Do you have some objection, before I send a patch.
Regards,
Madr
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On Sat 9. March 2002 20:36, you wrote:
> As far as I can figure out, there are only three situations we need to
> deal with in the viewer code:
>
> 1. Looking away from a known position.
> 2. Looking towards a known position from a known distance and
>angle(s).
> 3. Looking from one known posi
Cameron Moore writes:
> [ Why doesn't Tarzan have a beard? ]
Jane, n'est-ce pas?
All the best,
David
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* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Megginson) [2002.03.10 10:47]:
> Jim Wilson writes:
>
> > Hehe. Yep. Didn't notice that one. Actually I don't know why
> > that would be in the preferences.xml. Anyone know why that isn't
> > in the panel or at least aircraft-set xmls?
>
> A cleanup and reorg is
I have just sent the code **as is** to Curt alongwith a sample data file for
testing and a brief user doc. Once it is in CVS you can let me know the
changes you need. The code was written by my colleague Miss Suma J, under my
guidance. Hope its useful.
Regards
Ranga
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Fr
David Megginson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> David Megginson writes:
>
> > 3. The orientation is incorrect when the view is not straight forward
> > and the plane is not flying level (waiting for a fix from me, but I
> > don't understand matrix math well enough) -- that means that when you
>
Richard Bytheway writes:
> I was having a fiddle with keyboard.xml to support a UK keyboard, and
> discovered that the characters £ and ¬ (which are shift-3 and shift- to left of 1>) break the XML parser. Is this intentional?
By default 8-bit XML files use Unicode UTF-8 encoding. That's the
s
Wolfram Kuss writes:
> The XML files get IMVHO more and more confusing.
I think that it would be more accurate to say that FlightGear is
getting more sophisticated -- there's more to learn if you want to
customize things, but that's only because there's so much more that
you can customize.
The
I was having a fiddle with keyboard.xml to support a UK keyboard, and
discovered that the characters £ and ¬ (which are shift-3 and shift-) break the XML parser. Is this intentional?
Also, in the grand re-organisation of the XML files that appears to be
planned, do we need to consider a better wa
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