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James Turner
91c6e3433d Further work on bug 905.
Tolerate Octree leaf children which have been moved outside their leaf's BBox. This is necessary since lazy-loading of ILS and threshold files can cause re-locations even during child traversal, where updating the hierarchy is very complex. Instead, simply tolerate this case, and rely on the real position data (which is correct).
2012-11-16 16:43:54 +00:00
James Turner
afcdbd3158 Overhaul the ground-net / parking code.
Use the nav-data-cache to cache groundnet information, including
parking positions and the taxi-node graph.
2012-11-08 09:07:05 +00:00
James Turner
c79e2465df Traffic improvements.
Make landings and takeoffs look more correct; tweak climb-out and touchdown phases in particular, so the turn to destination heading occurs earlier on climb out, and touchdown occurs close the GS transmitter / some distance down the runway from the beginning.
2012-10-30 15:43:54 +00:00
James Turner
a10638c6b4 Use a helper thread to rebuild the navcache.
Avoid the application becoming unresponsive during nav-cache rebuilds. We still have to wait for the rebuild, but perform it on a helper thread so the main GUI thread stays responsive and hence doesn't trigger a beach-ball / 'not responding' alert. Also ensures there's some feedback (the spinner) during the rebuild operation, so users don't think we've hung.
2012-09-25 17:24:12 +01:00
James Turner
32248bf576 Support string-list properties in the cache.
Not used yet, but will aid in caching joystick and dialog configs.
2012-09-19 18:15:49 +01:00
James Turner
9b900e9430 Implement a persistent cache for navigation data.
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).
2012-09-19 11:38:19 +01:00