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From: Tony P. <ap...@ea...> - 2001-06-14 22:32:28
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On Thursday 14 June 2001 15:00, you wrote: > > This bug has been mentioned a few times in passing, but I wanted to > > bring it to the forefront. > > > > Whenever I start fgfs with the jsb fdm and specify an airport-id, I > > fall into a black void every time. If I had been paying attention, I > > would have taken note of the day it started happening so I could > > backtrack in CVS to find where it started. But...I didn't. My guess is > > that this has been happening for about a month now. [insert grain of > > salt] > > Unfortunately - and as David mentions - this is likely an initialization > problem. Tony deals with initialization, but he is very busy at the moment > and I don't want to bother him with this for a little while. Yes, I'm due to close on our new house -- our first -- the 25th. > OTOH, I really > need to dig into this a bit more and understand it - and to some extent I > have. However, the code on the FlightGear side that sets up the FDM > initially and sets in motion the initializations (note the plural) is > something I have not understood, yet. I have a hunch that JSBSim gets > initialized properly at some point, but then is once again re-initialized > superfluously and ambiguously and that's when things go screwy. The > initialization is not optimal nor is it intuitive (to me). Do note that the trimming routine takes basically the same approach. > Any help or > explanation in this matter would go a long ways in helping us. > > Jon > > -- Tony Peden ap...@ea... We all know Linux is great ... it does infinite loops in 5 seconds. -- attributed to Linus Torvalds |