Prior to this change, it was only possible to compare the values of tokens
to each other for use in conditionals, e.g. landing and departing runway.
This change allows comparison of a token to a text value, e.g. to compare
wind speed to zero.
This patch may introduce an occasional crash on exit again, because it effectively undoes commit [a972df]. I'll try to find a better fix for that later on.
- when dynamics shuts down the ATC controllers, they clear their
traffic vectors (destroying the records), but we didn’t notify
the AI aircraft of this. Ensure the controller is cleared so
the AI aircraft shutdown doesn’t crash.
- remove some global headers from AI headers, to avoid pollution
- change how ATC owns the ‘player’ FGAIAircraft so reset works
- ensure AIAircraft controllers are cleared on unbind for reset
- ATC functions move to GroundController, which layers above
remaining GroundNetwork functionality
- dynamics owns both the groundNetwork and the ground controller.
Added the fallback for realweather fetch disabled, creating
ATIS from present weather
Fixed some formatting errors, mainly missing spaces
Some code cleanup
Ensure all FGPositioned related functions return SGSharedPtr
instead of raw pointers to allow automatic conversion to
nasal ghosts without custom helper functions.
Expand the performance DB logic to support aliases, and select based on aircraft type as well as class. This allows to introduce some variation into AI traffic performance. Change the initial climb-out waypoints to use pitch-hold until passing 3000', which looks much more convincing
- kHz/mHz conversion needs factor 1000 not 100
- Correctly read name for CommStations from NavCache
- Fix parsing CommStation names from apt.dat (Name
can contain spaces)
In preparation for caching the groundnet in the NavCache, make taxi-nodes and parkings inherit from FGPositioned. As part of this, make them heap (as opposed to value) classes, disable their copy-constructors, remove many mutating operations, and give them real constructors.
Cache the parsed navigation and airport data in a binary file to reduce
startup times and memory consumption (since only referenced FGPositioned
elements are held in memory).
Data will be reimported when the mod-time of any input file is changed.
If a global file is changed (nav.dat, awy.dat, apt.dat, etc), the cache
will be completely rebuilt, which takes approximately 30 seconds on
moderate hardware. (Future work may reduce this).
