"Curtis L. Olson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I need to pick a less popular project to be involved in ... maybe a
> python to cobol translator written in prolog.
>
Ooo ooo yeah. I've been looking for one of those :-)
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> I need to pick a less popular project to be involved in ... maybe a
> python to cobol translator written in prolog.
Which reminds me ... does Mesa have support for AALIB yet ?
Several people have been complaining about having to run FGFS under
X and/or Windows. I know that AALIB supports both
Alex Perry writes:
> > Regarding the thread you are referring to - The code is presently with Alex
> > Perry and he is in the process of integrating it into SimGear (?) and should
> > be available soon.
>
> On a side note ... Curt, did you decide whether you want to have it in
> the CVS tree for
> Regarding the thread you are referring to - The code is presently with Alex
> Perry and he is in the process of integrating it into SimGear (?) and should
> be available soon.
On a side note ... Curt, did you decide whether you want to have it in
the CVS tree for SimGear ? If you did and you s
Regarding the thread you are referring to - The code is presently with Alex
Perry and he is in the process of integrating it into SimGear (?) and should
be available soon.
Regards
Ranga
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> >for more information. The socket approach is nice for real
> >time stuff. Flightgear may have some or all (and more)
> >capabilities than this for logging, but perhaps not all of
> >the desired flight dynamics data is available that way.
> >
> Yes, It is.
> I would better if the socket appr
>JSBSim can output data to the console or to a file in .csv
>format (comma separated values). JSBSim can also write the
>data out to a socket. See FGOutput.cpp and FGfdmSocket.cpp
>for more information. The socket approach is nice for real
>time stuff. Flightgear may have some or all (and more
Quint,
There is Atlas (atlas.sourceforge.net), which connects to Glight Gear and plots the
aircraft's track on a nice moving map display. It doesn't record any other data, but
the source code will show you one way of getting data out of FlightGear.
- Julian
Quint Mouthaan wrote:
>
> Flight
On Wed, 03 Apr 2002 14:57:01 +0200
Quint Mouthaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Delft in the Netherlands. I'm working a project in which we want to use
Can you tell us about your project? We always like to hear
about how FlightGear is being used. :-)
>FlightGear. The first thing we want to do
Quint Mouthaan writes:
> my name is Quint Mouthaan and I'm a student at the Technical University
> Delft in the Netherlands. I'm working a project in which we want to use
> FlightGear. The first thing we want to do is analyze some flight data. I saw
> a thread a little while ago about a tool
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