Read Me
Copyright 2010 James Goppert
Released under GPL v3 License
Using Scicoslab Toolbox:
For running in source directory, launch scicoslab from the oooark directory:
1a. launch a terminal in oooark root directory where this README is located.
If oooark toolbox is installed in the
system path (i.e. /usr/lib/scicos../contrib)
1b. launch scicoslab
Opening the toolbox
2. select menu toolboxes->oooark-toolbox
3. select menu Demos->"oooark block demos"
Using Trim Application:
If the oooark is installed.
1a. launch the application: ./build/bin/oooarkTrim
If you are building from source.
1b. launch the application: oooarkTrim
Building from Source:
Notes:
The code only works for debian sid/squeeze and ubuntu maverick currently due to an
issue with osgstateset with osg version < 2.8.3
Get the dependencies:
For debian sid/squeeze and ubuntu maverick:
sudo apt-get install cmake libqt4-dev simgear-dev liblapack-dev libboost-all-dev libopenscenegraph-dev gfortran
If you need to build jsbsim from source (most likely since you need jsbsim-advtrim branch from oooark)
sudo apt-get install libtool automake
Install scicoslab 4.4:
Download from www.scicoslab.org
Or if you are using debian and you have hsl.dynalias.com on your package list: sudo apt-get install scicoslab-gtk
Build the code:
./autobuild.sh
Packaging:
CPack may by used for packaging.
For example:
cd build; cpack -g TGZ, will generate a tarball of the source.
cd build; cpack -g DEB, will generate a debian package.
cd build; cpack -g ZIP, will generate a zip of the source.