David Culp writes:
Then there are those of us who can select headings digitally, so we can fly
278 degrees magnetic without even squinting ; )
Fair enough (and ditto for an HSI). Even in a spam can, I can follow
the HI pretty accurately -- it's the little whiskey compass that's
hard to nail
If you are _allowed_ to be playing / using Flight Gear at work, then you
can try asking your network administrator to enable rsync protocol.
I _am_ the network administrator and I strongly dislike direct connections
through the firewall without proxy(-filter) But this is a different
Paul Deppe writes:
I am trying to rebuild Metakit with Cygwin gcc 3.2 in order to get FGFS to
link properly. I get the following error (with both mk4 version 2.4.3 and
2.4.8):
g++ -c -O2 -DWIN32 -DNDEBUG -I../unix/../include -I../unix/../src -I.
../unix/..
/src/string.cpp -DDLL_EXPORT
This is optional. It is research/non-commercial so I agreed to pass
it along. Feel free to participate if you like.
Regards,
Curt.
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Could someone help me compile the stuff once and for all? I've been trying
to get it to compile on Cygwin for a year, so I can contribute.
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Doh, was meant for a different recipient, and replied to the wrong
message ... sorry.
Curt.
Curtis L. Olson writes:
Interesting, much more of a glider configuration. I have something
smaller with no additional space for extra stuff here:
I've found some discussions about this on the lists but no
solutions. Has
anyone out there successfully rebuilt mk4 with the latest
Cygwin/gcc 3.2,
and, if so, how?
FYI - I just commented out the offending function
but could you try replacing the #if @ line 33 with
#if (!q4_MSVC
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Recently a very kind person donated some hardware to upgrade the
flightgear web/cvs/ftp/rsync/cvs server. I am respecting their wishes
to remain anonymous which is why I've avoided any hoopla.
Aw, c'mon. Can't we have just a little hoopla? I hate anonymous
donations.
Andy Ross writes:
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Recently a very kind person donated some hardware to upgrade the
flightgear web/cvs/ftp/rsync/cvs server. I am respecting their wishes
to remain anonymous which is why I've avoided any hoopla.
Aw, c'mon. Can't we have just a little hoopla? I
Jim Wilson wrote:
Well this probably isn't very impressive. But here it is. First view
from the pilot's seat. Things are very rough at this point.
Oh, baby. Someone get some instruments in that thing. :)
One nit that occurs to me: looking at the horizon, it looks like the
view down over
I haven't given any thought to soliciting bandwidth donations
recently. However, that is a very good idea. My sense is that FTP is
what kills me here. It would be great if we could move the official
ftp site to somewhere with higher bandwidth which could handle a lot
more concurrent
Jason Grace wrote:
Could someone help me compile the stuff once and for all? I've been trying
to get it to compile on Cygwin for a year, so I can contribute.
You quoted hundreds of lines of a message digest. I don't know if
something in it was relevant to your question. If you could provide
Martin Spott writes:
Which bandwidth, how many concurrent user connections do you consider as
'useful' ?
During day time hours I've been limiting it to 7 concurrent
connections. Here are the ftp stats:
http://seneca.me.umn.edu/stats/ftp/
Looks like we are averaging just over 7Gb
On Tue, 26 Nov 2002 12:55:50 -0600,
Curtis L. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I haven't given any thought to soliciting bandwidth donations
recently. However, that is a very good idea. My sense is that FTP is
what kills me here. It would be great if we could
During day time hours I've been limiting it to 7 concurrent
connections. Here are the ftp stats:
[...]
Looks like we are averaging just over 7Gb transfered a day ...
What about a round-robin dispatcher over all known the mirrors that exist
nowadays ? I'd offer to run a complete mirror for
you know,
i've been thinking about the nature of bandwidth, storage and mirrors as it
relates to open source for a while as I've seen bandwidth and mirroring
discussions before.
i wanted to throw some thoughts out there to this group ... just for fun.
feel free to care or not ...
it occurs to
... for preferences.xml ?
anyone ?
Bueller ?
Particulary sim/sim and environment/environment.
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all,
i am trying to confirm my brief investigation.
it appears to me, by looking at fgfs --help --verbose output that there is no
mechanism for providing the main binary with an argument pointing at some other
rendition of preferences.xml ?
Is this correct ? (I hope so ...)
This would
Tony,
I haven't looked closely at the code that loads preferences.xml, but
if David M. confirms this is hardwired, then definitely, I think the
ability to specify an alternate config file would be a very good thing
to add.
Regards,
Curt.
The Tone'ster writes:
all,
i am trying to confirm
Curtis L. Olson writes:
I haven't looked closely at the code that loads preferences.xml, but
if David M. confirms this is hardwired, then definitely, I think the
ability to specify an alternate config file would be a very good thing
to add.
From options.cxx
} else if ( arg.find(
mmm ...
I got the sense that --config was for pointing at a file containing other
-- options ... not for pointing at a different XML config file.
I haven't tried to confirm this.
Too lazy I guess.
Not a huge deal ...
I'm just trying to figure out if I can hardwire certain assumptions in my
Curtis L. Olson writes:
I haven't looked closely at the code that loads preferences.xml, but
if David M. confirms this is hardwired, then definitely, I think the
ability to specify an alternate config file would be a very good thing
to add.
You can always override parts of it, but for
David et al ...
(I re-wrote this e-mail three times as I am having a heck of a time expressing
my questions ...)
In looking at preferences.xml and c172-3d-set.xml ...
I see in prefrences ...
/PropertyList/contols/child::*
I see in c172-3d-set ...
/PropertyList/contols/child::*
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