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The core GPS code attempts to provide simple, building block functions that can be easily composed in Nasal or XML to model the behaviour of particular real world instruments. | The core GPS code attempts to provide simple, building block functions that can be easily composed in Nasal or XML to model the behaviour of particular real world instruments. | ||
It is assumed the reader is familiar with using the GPS in flight, as detailed in the [[user's manual | It is assumed the reader is familiar with using the GPS in flight, as detailed in the [[GPS|user's manual]]. | ||
The GPS is a work in progress - if you have problems with a feature, or think functionality is missing, don't work around the problem yourself, get in touch. It's far better to support a feature used by 50% of real-world devices, in the core code, than to duplicate it many times over. (Of course, if the feature is only found in ''one'' real world device, it may not be added to the core code) | The GPS is a work in progress - if you have problems with a feature, or think functionality is missing, don't work around the problem yourself, get in touch. It's far better to support a feature used by 50% of real-world devices, in the core code, than to duplicate it many times over. (Of course, if the feature is only found in ''one'' real world device, it may not be added to the core code) | ||