[FOSS-GPS] rtklib: convbin in rtklib 2.4.1 does not work

[Michele Bavaro]

Hi Nick,

As you can see, it's a file path problem that leads to a file open error.
If you specify the output path everything will work as expected, e.g.

./convbin /tmp/neo1.ubx -d .




Bests,
Michele

On 06/05/2012 13:09, Nick Østergaard wrote:
> Dear Tomoji
>
> I am pretty new to this great rtklib,  but I have found that the
> application program 'convbin' does not work properly in rtklib 2.4.1.
> It works fine in rtklib 2.4.0. You should know that I am using it in
> linux. Following is te output from convbin, where the sample file is
> from lindi at http://iki.fi/lindi/gps/experiment/1/neo1.ubx.
>
> The output if I use 2.4.1:
> ┌─[nickoe /tmp/rtklib_2.4.1/app/convbin/gcc]
> └─ $ ./convbin /tmp/neo1.ubx
> input file  : /tmp/neo1.ubx (u-blox)
> ->rinex obs : /neo1.obs
> ->rinex nav : /neo1.nav
> ->rinex gnav: /neo1.gnav
> ->rinex hnav: /neo1.hnav
> ->rinex qnav: /neo1.qnav
> ->sbas log  : /neo1.sbs
> file open error: /neo1.obs
> ┌─[nickoe /tmp/rtklib_2.4.1/app/convbin/gcc]
> └─ $ ls /tmp/
> roverlog1.rawlog        rtklib_2.4.1
> roverlog1.ubx           rtknavi.conf
> neo1.ubx
>
> The output if I use 2.4.0:
> ┌─[nickoe /tmp/rtklib_2.4.0/app/convbin/gcc]
> └─ $ ./convbin /tmp/neo1.ubx
> input file  : /tmp/neo1.ubx (u-blox)
> ->rinex obs : /tmp/neo1.obs
> ->rinex nav : /tmp/neo1.nav
> ->rinex gnav: /tmp/neo1.gnav
> ->rinex hnav: /tmp/neo1.hnav
> ->sbas log  : /tmp/neo1.sbs
> 2010/07/26 08:03:18-07/26 12:58:54: O=17733 N=50 G=0 H=202 S=25055 E=1
> ┌─[nickoe /tmp/rtklib_2.4.0/app/convbin/gcc]
> └─ $ ls /tmp/
> neo1.ubx              rtklib_2.4.0
> neo1.hnav           rtklib_2.4.0.zip
> neo1.nav             rtklib_2.4.1
> neo1.obs              rtknavi.conf
> neo1.pos
> neo1.sbs
>
>
> In 2.4.1 it does not output any files.
>
> Sincerely
> Nick Østergaard
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