Read James' post:
On Linux, the steps are (from a clean Ubuntu/Fedora install)
- install various -dev packages using apt-get/yum/synaptic
(openAL-dev, compiler, freetype-dev, libpng-dev, boost, cmake,
cvs/svn/git clients etc)
- download OSG, cmake, make and make install
- download PLIB tar
Dear All,
unfortunately, there was a double disk failure on Monday in the tracker
server causing the server to crash. After replacing the disks I've been
working to restore commercial services first, and today I could finally
restore flightgear tracker as well.
Sorry for the inconveniences,
Hello Thomas,
Thomas Hamilton schrieb am 05.05.2010 19:57:
> Thank you for the response Maik,
>
> >I am sure your helicopter has flapping. Maybe not a visible flapping
> >hinge, but some elasticity within the blades or the blade holder. The
> >Bo105 and the Ec135 has no flapping hinge as well.
> I
An other sample :
In source JSBSim.cxx :
#include "JSBSim.hxx"
#include
#include
#include
==> absolutes paths, depends on projectconfiguration
i have compiling problems because i have copied the new jsbsim version,
without scratching the old one, in another position in directory, made
an
Example taken from hasard: the file fg_props.hxx
the begining of the file is:
// fg_props.hxx - Declarations and inline methods for property handling.
// Written by David Megginson, started 2000.
//
// This file is in the Public Domain, and comes with no warranty.
#ifndef __FG_PROPS_HXX
#de
Thank you for the response Maik,
>I am sure
your helicopter has flapping. Maybe not a visible flapping
>hinge,
but some elasticity within the blades or the blade holder. The
>Bo105 and the Ec135 has no flapping hinge as well.
I gather then, that we need to somehow measure effective values for
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Hi David,
your rant could have more weight if you included some examples. Please be more
specific to help us improve the current situation.
-Fred
- "Ingels David" a écrit :
> There is a lot of bugs in the structure of the project
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On 5 May 2010, at 13:36, HB-GRAL wrote:
> James Turner schrieb:
>> - grab ALUT.framework from here:
>> http://files.goneabitbursar.com/fg/alut-osx-universal.zip
>> (temporary location)
>
> I have a own freealut 1.1.0 compiled/installed for i386. Do I have to
> replace this one with yo
James Turner schrieb:
> - grab ALUT.framework from here:
> http://files.goneabitbursar.com/fg/alut-osx-universal.zip
> (temporary location)
I have a own freealut 1.1.0 compiled/installed for i386. Do I have to
replace this one with your framework/universal?
>
> - put the framework s
Jim Duchek wrote:
> As another note, it seems that simgear and terragear from CVS have some
> problems -- using simgear-cs and terragear-cs from git seems to work better.
> Not sure what the -cs means or why we have two different repositories in
> the first place.
"-cs" is the short form for "Cus
On 5 May 2010, at 12:33, Jon S. Berndt wrote:
> I'd have to agree with all this. I stopped trying to build FlightGear years
> ago because it is highly non-trivial. Having been involved in several large
> engineering and training simulations over the years, I can say that in my
> experience it's a
As another note, it seems that simgear and terragear from CVS have some
problems -- using simgear-cs and terragear-cs from git seems to work better.
Not sure what the -cs means or why we have two different repositories in
the first place.
Jim
On 5 May 2010 06:33, Jon S. Berndt wrote:
> > Hi
> Hi David,
>
> This post will probably not be taken well by many subscribers but I
> understand your frustration. The build process works but to get the
> first clean compile is a highly non-trivial task as you noticed. Your
> post is not very descriptive so I can only give you general pointers.
"Ingels David" wrote:
> The interdepencies are chaotics
[ ] I've tried to understand the build instructions / FAQ
Martin.
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On 5 May 2010, at 10:41, HB-GRAL wrote:
> I will call it *LUT just not to add another thread to a long long list.
> Took me some days to read about this problem on OSX. I apologize that I
> can not solve my new compiler issues with this
> holy-book-of-keeping-alut-thread ;-)
>
> Recent SimGea
Hi David,
This post will probably not be taken well by many subscribers but I
understand your frustration. The build process works but to get the
first clean compile is a highly non-trivial task as you noticed. Your
post is not very descriptive so I can only give you general pointers.
You need
There is a lot of bugs in the structure of the project
None of .cpp/.cxx files include all the files they needs, they includes
files which includes other files that this .cpp/.cxx depends on. Then if
you modify the first include and the consequence is the first include
does nt include the other f
Hello James(?)
I will call it *LUT just not to add another thread to a long long list.
Took me some days to read about this problem on OSX. I apologize that I
can not solve my new compiler issues with this
holy-book-of-keeping-alut-thread ;-)
Recent SimGear CVS change in Soundmanager push me t
On Wed, 5 May 2010, Mattt wrote:
> - A very "jerky" display. As in, the aircraft sorta jerks backwards a
> little a couple of times per second when it's on the move. Sitting still and
> moving the control surfaces, it seems okay (although that's not much of a
> sample to go by...). This only
Hi,
I've a slave instance running on a separate machine. Relevant specs are:
- Ubuntu Karmic
- Xorg Edgers PPA (to get 3D support)
- 3ghz P4 (non-HT)
- 1gb RAM
- ATI X300 PCIe / 128mb
I basically just want a chase view window on which I can also open a
couple of FG dialogue bo
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