#ifdef HAVE_WINDOWS_H
# include <windows.h>
+#else
+# include <netinet/in.h> // htonl() ntohl()
#endif
#include <iostream>
// point value. By doing the BIG_ENDIAN test, I can optimize the
// routine for big-endian processors so it can be as efficient as
// possible
-static void htond (double &x)
+static void htond (double &x)
{
if ( sgIsLittleEndian() ) {
int *Double_Overlay;
int Holding_Buffer;
-
+
Double_Overlay = (int *) &x;
Holding_Buffer = Double_Overlay [0];
-
+
Double_Overlay [0] = htonl (Double_Overlay [1]);
Double_Overlay [1] = htonl (Holding_Buffer);
} else {
}
// Float version
-static void htonf (float &x)
+static void htonf (float &x)
{
if ( sgIsLittleEndian() ) {
int *Float_Overlay;
int Holding_Buffer;
-
+
Float_Overlay = (int *) &x;
Holding_Buffer = Float_Overlay [0];
-
+
Float_Overlay [0] = htonl (Holding_Buffer);
} else {
return;
static void send_data( const GPSPoint p ) {
- int len;
// int ctrlsize = sizeof( FGNetCtrls );
int fdmsize = sizeof( FGNetFDM );
FGNetCtrls fgctrls;
gps2fg( p, &fgfdm, &fgctrls );
- len = fdm_sock.send(&fgfdm, fdmsize, 0);
+ fdm_sock.send(&fgfdm, fdmsize, 0);
}
GPSPoint p, p0, p1;
p0 = p1 = track.get_point( 0 );
-
+
while ( current_time < end_time ) {
// cout << "current_time = " << current_time << " end_time = "
// << end_time << endl;