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<p>I too liked the ease of use the GUI RTKNAVI and associated apps.</p>
<p>Its not the answer you were looking for but I notice that
Embarcardo are doing a deal on the Starter edition of C++ builder
for £48 ( windows only?) , only valid for a few days till 20th
June, also there's a trial version of the full suite you can
download and use for a month. Maybe there will be other offers
following. The full professional version is still priced out of
reach for non commercial use, but there might be a student version
available on special application. I am not associated with
Embarcardo or endorse there products in any way.<br>
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<p>I have not used the non GUI console apps much but you need to
set all the parameters up correctly of course, the manual should
help here.</p>
<p>Regards</p>
<p>Anthony<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 14/06/2016 20:31, Dan Cook wrote:<br>
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<p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN">I am just about complete
with my small project of implementing the CMR protocol for
RTKLIB including CMR+, high speed observables (5Hz, 10Hz,
20Hz) and “Leica” GLONASS observables.</span></p>
<p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN">In order to facilitate
testing I have set up a baseline in my backyard consisting
of two survey grade L1/L2 receivers on two fixed height
tripods spaced five meters apart. I treat one as a base and
the other as a rover. Standalone this works very well, both
with RTCM3 and with CMR/CMR+/CMR 5Hz output from the base.</span></p>
<p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN">Before testing my CMR code,
I need to get a "baseline comparable test" using RTCM3 to
work. This is no problem if I use the RTKNAVI binary.
Instant fixed solution. Wow that RTKNAVI really works well.
But I can't build a new RTKNAVI with CMR support, I don't
have the required build environment for it, so won't be able
to use it for CMR testing/debugging. I can build RTKRCV. I
can build it both on Windows with Visual Studio 2012 Express
and on a Fedora Linux with gcc. Unfortunately, unlike
RTKNAVI, I haven't been able to get RTKRCV to work. I've
barely got it doing SINGLE solutions. STATIC always fails
with "</span><span lang="EN">no double-differenced residual</span><span
lang="EN">" errors and outputs only SINGLE solutions.</span></p>
<p class="MsoNormal"><span lang="EN">Hmm, what could I be doing
wrong? I've tried playing around with the settings in
RTKRCV.CONF to no avail. I can't say I know the internals of
RTKLIB well enough to get past this without help. And if I
can't get past this, I won't be able to complete my project.</span></p>
<p class="MsoNormal">Anyone have any ideas?</p>
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