Cleanupreview #146

[Nyla-Hughes]

What was changed?

I cleaned up the pilotdatasync-xp11.macos.cpp so that it fully implements the TCP base and changed lines of code that are windows only. Also removed a few UDP lines I had from previous attempts to get a direct connection to imotions.
Changed menson.build so that if the plugin is ran from windows or mac it will change what pilotdatasync it uses instead of being hard coded for windows only. I also did the same thing for build.rs that was hard coded for Windows only.
Added a mac-x86_64.ini this is because X-Plane 11 when using mac plugins requires an intel x86_64

Why was it changed?

For some reason after a winter break the program decided not to work anymore on mac while still working on windows, this isn't a huge problem as the client that this is being built for uses windows. But since I mainly use mac if I wanted this program to fully work for me these changes had to be made aswell as its a great implementation to have it compatible with mac and windows. I think the next step for compatibility is to get it working for linux.

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How was it changed?

• Mention key files and code sections that were updated.
• Provide an overview of the most important lines or functions that were added/modified.
• If relevant, discuss any changes to the directory structure or configurations (e.g., adding a new plugin or modifying the build process).

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For the pilotdatasync-xp11.macos.cpp I removed any mention of UDP after thinking that maybe that was the issue with it trying to compile tcp and udp. I do want to preface that some AI was used to help organize files and explain error codes that I was getting### What was changed?

I cleaned up the pilotdatasync-xp11.macos.cpp so that it fully implements the TCP base and changed lines of code that are windows only. Also removed a few UDP lines I had from previous attempts to get a direct connection to imotions.
Changed menson.build so that if the plugin is ran from windows or mac it will change what pilotdatasync it uses instead of being hard coded for windows only. I also did the same thing for build.rs that was hard coded for Windows only.
Added a mac-x86_64.ini this is because X-Plane 11 when using mac plugins requires an intel x86_64

Why was it changed?

For some reason after a winter break the program decided not to work anymore on mac while still working on windows, this isn't a huge problem as the client that this is being built for uses windows. But since I mainly use mac if I wanted this program to fully work for me these changes had to be made aswell as its a great implementation to have it compatible with mac and windows. I think the next step for compatibility is to get it working for linux.

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How was it changed?

• Mention key files and code sections that were updated.
• Provide an overview of the most important lines or functions that were added/modified.
• If relevant, discuss any changes to the directory structure or configurations (e.g., adding a new plugin or modifying the build process).

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For the pilotdatasync-xp11.macos.cpp I removed any mention of UDP after thinking that maybe that was the issue with it trying to compile tcp and udp. I do want to preface that some AI was used to help organize files and explain error codes that I was getting

Before merging please make sure that xplane still works on windows with these changes :)

[vbramhadevi]

Approved.