On ven 6 juin 2008, Anders Gidenstam wrote:
On Thu, 5 Jun 2008, Jon S. Berndt wrote:
2) Dave Culp (and others?) have actually been using the latest JSBSim in
FlightGear for a while, now, for testing. I've compiled it in here at
home, too, but haven't really used it much. I have access to
I guess the question I am really asking is, are these kinds of constructs
still required for simgear?
# include simgear/compiler.h
# include STL_STRING
# include STL_IOSTREAM
# include STL_FSTREAM
SG_USING_STD(cout);
SG_USING_STD(endl);
Or, can we just do this the normal C++ way,
Curt wrote:
Tim has already been made aware that changes to JSBsim
need to be submitted upstream or they will be lost the
next time we sync with their code. I assume he has made
contact there so these changes (if important) aren't lost
in the future. It's good to see a few others
* Jon S. Berndt -- Friday 06 June 2008:
Are we saying that whacko constructs like this are no longer needed:
#ifdef FGFS
[...]
I can only say that defining FGFS breaks compilation for me. Because I
also noticed that fgfs doesn't use that anymore, because it's no
longer in the Makefile.am
I don't have all of this conversation, but here are a few items:
1) I'll be glad to make changes in JSBSim as needed. This is the first I've
read of the changes. Which of the posts here is the pertinent one?
2) Dave Culp (and others?) have actually been using the latest JSBSim in
FlightGear for
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