changed jsbsim port to use July 15, 2011 version, as per the pprz debian package, seems to work now, changed version to match, commented out last patch file as this wasn't applicable in jsbsim until about november 19, 2011
added gsl as a dependency for paparazzi-tools, needed for nps
changed dependency from gsl to ocaml-gsl (which depends on gsl) to better match debian package
Merge pull request #32 from scdwyer/jsbsim_fix

changed jsbsim port to use July 15, 2011 version, as per the pprz debian package, seems to work now, changed version to match, commented out last patch file as this wasn't applicable in jsbsim until about november 19, 2011
Merge pull request #34 from scdwyer/add_gsl

added ports ocaml-gsl (and thus gsl) as a dependency for paparazzi-tools, needed for nps
bumped paparazzi-tools version after updating jsbsim and adding ocaml-gsl, reindexed
Merge pull request #35 from scdwyer/bump_tools_ver

bumped paparazzi-tools version after updating jsbsim and adding ocaml-gsl, reindexed
Removing libcmsis since the repo seems to be gone and it can't be build.
Adding py-usb since I'm told it's required for uploading firmware to Lisa/L/M that use luftboot now.
Adding the two ports from paparazzi-extras into paparazzi-tools since they are going to be needed for the python upload and it'd be best to just have the one Installer.
Adding libcmsis back in. The repo was just offline.
Updating the repository locations for the libstm32 and libcmsis ports.
Correcting the port name for pyusb and dropping the version of python from py27-scipy to py26-scipy.
I don't know however if we need to use the py27 version, but there is only a py26-pyusb port available currently.
Updating the port versions
Changing to python 27 for the scipy and pyusb ports. pyusb has been changed to pyusb-devel
[linux] new jsbsim package
* updated to cvs version of 12 Jun 2012 which has the new FGAcceleration
updated JSBSim port again to match new debian package, cvs date june 12, 2012
Merge pull request #36 from scdwyer/jsbsim_fix

updated JSBSim port again to match new debian package, cvs date june 12, 2012
Trying to build the mac binary as a non-flat package.
[linux] updated ivy-c debian files and the linux readme
Update master
This is a stupid hack to get the disk images to build. I'm not sure why yet but the disk images are being created too small for the detected size and so are full when copying the data into them. Thus the process fails :-(