[FOSS-GPS] Fwd: Re: rtkrcv static
anthony wooldridge
arwooldridge at googlemail.com
Fri Jun 17 02:27:52 PDT 2016
Hi Dan,
I see Embarcardo are now doing a 100% discount (AKA free) for one day
only 17th June 2016 ( today) on the C++ Starter edition.
Its only 32 bit windows I think. its still a bit jump though if you need
to upgrade to ios, android, OSX, and 64 bit etc.
see
https://www.embarcadero.com/app-development-tools-store/cbuilder-starter-promotional-edition
regards
Anthony
>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.
On 14/06/2016 20:31, Dan Cook wrote:
>
> 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.
>
> 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.
>
> 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 "no double-differenced residual" errors and outputs only SINGLE
> solutions.
>
> 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.
>
> Anyone have any ideas?
>
>
>
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