RE: [Paparazzi-devel] Opengl in GCS

[mark.griffin]

Cedric,
You can look at \paparazzi3\sw\ground_segment\cockpit\ant_track.c 
It's a C app that reads messages on the IVY bus to position a tracking antenna.
Cheers, Mark

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Thank you for your answer.
I have been trying very quickly the plugin option and didn't have success so
far, but it would be indeed the easiest way...
I will try in parallel to write the ivy interface. Do you know there is some
code in C that I could reuse somewhere ?
Cheers
Cédric

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Cédric Marzer wrote:
> Was it a silly question ?

I don't know. But I just had a quick look at the sources.
Most of the ground control stuff is done in ML, which makes it a bir hard
to read for me.

paparazzi3/sw/ground_segment/cockpit is the cockpit app, I suppose there
is a way to use the gtk GL module to somehow replace the nav pane.

But you can make it really easy for you if you just keep your app as a
separate programme.
Check out the plugin option of GCS.

You will of course still need to feed in the telemetry data. I believe the
magic word there is ivy bus. I guess you will need to dig through some
code to figure that out.




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