[Cumulus] Compile issue in nmeaSimulator part fixed

[Michael Kinsner]

Hi Axel,

Thanks for your help - the current source tree works for me without any 
problems.  I am able to simulate flights using local maps combined with 
the nmeaSimulator.

The n800 is attractive because of the price, and also because I've read 
many places that the n810 internal GPS is of low quality.  Have you 
found the n810 GPS to be sufficient while soaring?

If I buy the n800, I'd be happy to help with development of the virtual 
keyboard support.

Thanks,
Mike



Axel Pauli wrote:
> Hi Michael,
> 
> I found and fixed the problem in the vector.h file of the nmeaSimulator 
> part. It should compile now without any complains. Please make a try if 
> it is also true in your compile and build environment.
> 
> Futhermore I recommend you to take more into account the N810 as device 
> for cumulus because the N800 has no hardware keypad and no built-in GPS 
> receiver. Also the virtual keyboard support is missing in the current 
> cumulus release for the N800. That is one of my next tasks in the next time.
> 
> Ciao Axel
> 
> Michael Kinsner schrieb:
>>  Hi Axel,
>>
>>  Thanks for the amazingly fast reply!
>>
>>  The subversion code works properly for me now (without segfault), so 
> the problem seems to be fixed.  Thanks!
>>
>>  The error in nmeaSimulator is in vector.h.  I was able to build the 
> simulator by simply commenting out the lines that g++ is complaining 
> about, but I haven't looked into the problem any deeper.  Specifically I 
> haven't checked whether commenting the lines may have unintended 
> consequences.  The error follows - it shows up during a normal "make -f 
> Makefile.X11":
>>
>>  ... snip ...
>>  In file included from glider.h:23,
>>                  from glider.cpp:21:
>>  vector.h:179: error: multiple parameters named ‘right’
>>  vector.h:180: error: multiple parameters named ‘right’
>>  make[1]: *** [glider.o] Error 1
>>  ... snip ...
>>
>>  Thanks again for your help!  I'm considering buying a Nokia n800 to 
> run Cumulus on, and am already looking forward to using it in the air.
>>
>>  Mike
>>
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