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Emesary is a simple and efficient class based interobject communcation system to allow decoupled disparate parts of a system to function together without knowing about each. It allows decoupling and removal of dependencies by using notifications to cause actions or to query values. Emesary is all about decoupling and removing dependecies, and improving the structure of code. Using Emesary you can more easily define the what rather than the how. By using what is essential an event driven system it is easy to add or remove modules, and also for extra modules to be inserted that the rest of the aircraft knows nothing about (e.g. FGCamera or the Walker). see: http://chateau-logic.com/content/emesary-nasal-implementation-flightgear Emesary Multiplayer Bridge -------------------------- There is also support for transmitting messages over MP which allows models to communicate with each other in a decoupled method using notifications. What happens is that bridged messags simply arrive at the Receive method of recipients in other models on other running instances without the need to do anything special. see: http://chateau-logic.com/content/emesary-multiplayer-bridge-flightgear AN/SPN-46 ACLS -------------- The AN/SPN-46 is an ACLS implementation using Emesary. ACLS is the Navy's version of ILS. The carriers have all been modified to have an AN/SPN-46 transmitter. The F-14 will be revised shortly to support this; for the F-14 it is a non-breaking change as the F-14 currently uses the TACAN channel and does it's own ACLS calculations. When the F-14 is revised it will mean that when approaching any carrier it is not necessary to retune the TACAN to get ACLS. The AN/SPN-46 and ARA-63 (receiver) implementations both support the use of channels; but for the moment this is preset to use channel 2. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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Welcome to the FlightGear Flight Simulator project. =================================================== The primary web page for this project is: http://www.flightgear.org For basic installation instructions see the "INSTALL" file. Before you can run FlightGear you will also need to download and install the "base" package which is a collection of textures, sounds, sample scenery, and other data files needed by the sim. For additional install help for specific platforms please browse the "docs-mini/" subdirectory. More complete documentation is available from our web page as a separate distribution. Please take a look at the "Thanks" file for a list of people who have contributed to this project. If you have contributed something but don't find your name in this file. Please send a polite reminder to http://www.flightgear.org/~curt For a summary of changes/additions by version see the "NEWS" file. This project is GPL'd. For complete details on our licensing please see the "COPYING" file. For information on available mailing lists, mailing list archives, and other available source code and documentation, please visit our web site. FlightGear is a product of the collaboration of large international group of volunteers. FlightGear is a work in progress. FlightGear comes with no warranty. We hope you enjoy FlightGear and/or find it of some value!