Linearization from console executable and xml script #991
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@bcoconni is there a problem in this check? C/C++ build / C/C++ build (MSVC) (OFF) (pull_request) |
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There was a single test that failed, the |
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This test randomly fails. Nothing to worry about. |
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This pull request corresponds to issue #989. Enables linearization from console executable and xml script; this workflow was available in previous JSBSim versions. The example script shows how to use the feature with the existing 737 aircraft model.
I think we can ultimately do better than this workaround:
#989 (comment)