ATCSim

Air Traffic Control Simulator

Author: Francisco Martín Rico [email protected]

Introduction

This project contains a set of C++ folders and scripts that make an Air Simulator based on landing maneuvering.

System Pre-requirements

• Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (You can check your Ubuntu version through this command in your system terminal: cat /etc/issue)

The downloadable file can be found here: https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop

Language Pre-requirements

C/C++/Java compilators must be installed. They can be downloaded from the computer terminal through the following command:

  - sudo apt-get install build-essential

Libraries Pre/Minimum-requirements

Some Ice and Glut communication libraries must be installed. Whether are installed or not, these libraries can be checked on your computer terminal:

- dpkg -l| grep freeglut3
- dpkg -l| grep libice

If they are not installed, they can be downloaded and installed from the computer terminal through the following commands:

- sudo apt-get install freeglut3
- sudo apt-get install freeglut3-dev

- sudo apt-get install libice6
- sudo apt-get install libice-dev
- sudo apt-get install libzeroc-ice-dev
- sudo apt-get install libzeroc-ice-dev:i386

NOTE: you can install the latest version of Ice with the following command:

- sudo apt-get install libzeroc-ice3.7

Compilation

To compilate ATCSim you must proceed the following steps:

- First, go to your workspace folder and clone the repository:

  - git clone https://github.com/fmrico/ATCSim.git

- Then, create a building folder and compilate:

  - cd ATCSim
  - mkdir build
  - cd build
  - cmake ..
  - make

This commands will deliver two executables: ATCSim and cppgui.

Execution

To execute ATCSim, you must have opened two system terminals for ATCSim and cppgui executables. The path of both files is the same: $ ../ATCSim/build To execute ATCSim:

- First, launch the ATCSim executable: $ ../ATCSim/build/ATCSim

- Then, in the other system terminal launch the cppgui executable: $ ../ATCSim/build/cppgui