Hello,
I am not a flightgear developer (yet) but have been playing with it a
little bit lately. With the current CVS tree (from the evening of
1/18/04) I get the following errors on the console:
chinook 9:44pm ~ % fgfs
Failed to find runway 29 at airport KBJC
Error: base = 0,0
Error: base =
Erik Hofman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adam Boggs wrote:
Hello,
I am not a flightgear developer (yet) but have been playing with it a
little bit lately. With the current CVS tree (from the evening of
1/18/04) I get the following errors on the console:
chinook 9:44pm ~ % fgfs
I had this problem on my debian system. Apparently bastring.h in the
STL is missing clear in some old versions of libstdc++. I ugraded to
g++ 3.3 and a new version of libstdc++ and it compiled ok after that.
Hope that helps,
-Adam
Jon Berndt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What system are you
I understand the fear that many companies have of open source software,
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Hello folks,
I have been interested in working on a multiplayer server for
FlightGear. Apparently there is a huge amount of interest in such
a thing, but I haven't found anything functional yet. I did a little
bit of research on what is out there. here's a summary of what I
found, let me
Perhaps this was mentioned already, but I believe in the US in order to
request an SVFR clearance at night you also have to be instrument rated
and the plane must be equipped for IFR flight. I don't recall whether
you have to be IFR current or not though. Sounds like you were fine in
this
