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FlightGear itself consists of a number of different projects and dependencies (libraries), please refer to gitorious for details. Most of FlightGear's supporting code is increasingly getting moved to the "SimGear" project. | FlightGear itself consists of a number of different projects and dependencies (libraries), please refer to gitorious for details. Most of FlightGear's supporting code is increasingly getting moved to the "SimGear" project. | ||
Basically, FlightGear depends on SimGear, while SimGear depends on some 3rd party libraries such as OpenSceneGraph, plib, OpenAL and others. | Basically, FlightGear depends on SimGear, while SimGear depends on some 3rd party libraries such as OpenSceneGraph (for rendering), plib (utility functions, joystick support, GUI etc), OpenAL (sound) and others like boost. | ||
Once you have satisfied all dependencies and built them in the right order, you can start FlightGear. | Once you have satisfied all dependencies and built them in the right order, you can start FlightGear. | ||
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The FG source tree is commonly referred to as $FG_SRC, while the SimGear source tree is often referred to as $SG_SRC. | The FG source tree is commonly referred to as $FG_SRC, while the SimGear source tree is often referred to as $SG_SRC. | ||
= The source code = | = The source code = | ||