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I put in some more work and I like the result a lot. The code is more comprehensible and much faster. I managed to read a 40MB RINEX3 obs file...

Dear scivision, I put some more thought in the way the data storing could be improved. Currently, the reading of a complete a Multi-GNSS RINEX file with 24h@30s takes more...

I have the feeling we are not yet talking about the same. I'll try to clarify: In your last answer you mentioned the use of numpy.genfromtext. In fact I am...

Dear scivision, About public RINEX data: Most public RINEX data shared in the IGS, so is ours. The IGS has multiple archive mirrors like: [CDDIS](cddis.nasa.gov) and ftp://gssc.esa.int/ . This command...

Hey, I am glad to see that you could make some use of my advice. I can confirm the significant speed boost of the software. Good Job! As discussed, it...

In the latest version obstime2 takes much longer than 10 ms. In my case it is 600 ms ([will1190.zip](https://github.com/scivision/georinex/files/2323055/will1190.zip) 24@30s). This is now significant, since the total processing time dropped...

Thanks again for focusing on the speed boasting. Your smart allocation concept is interesting.

Hey, is there a reason why you only implemented this for RINEX2 and not for RINEX3?

Thanks @anand-satnav for your input. I cannot speak for @scivision , but I appreciate your input a lot. I know a lot of people, who would like to use this...

@anand-satnav I just tested citius. The speed of the Rx3 reader finally deserves to be called fast. I'd loved to see this official release! Our compiled FORTRAN reader, which has...