barbeau
Add RINEX output, and fix some issues
- Fixed a crash when no files to share available
- Added RINEX observations file
- Added RINEX navigations file and parsing
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I have phantom observations that are marked as year 2048 for some reason, and only come from NAVSTAR. And I cannot seem to be able to receive ephemeris to test the RINEX yet.
Okay, I will add a check to see when the fix is obtained, because clocks before that appear broken. @barbeau please run the CI to see if the tests pass.
@EmmanuelMess While I appreciate your work on this, I have to say that I'm a bit hesitant to accept this contribution, primarily because I've spent a lot of time maintaining the RINEX file format for GnssLogger, and it's not trivial. I really don't have the bandwidth to take on maintaining another implementation of a RINEX file writer.
Maybe you could split off this contribution into a separate project to convert from the txt format to RINEX? I know there are a few such projects that exist, but I don't have any idea of how well they perform.
@barbeau Any recommendations on under what framework the tool should be built? I fear there will be issues to run it.
The emulator execution in CI should be taken out and made a separate PR then.
Any recommendations on under what framework the tool should be built?
I think most of the code in the PR is in kotlin? If so it should be pretty easy to convert this into a Java/Kotlin command line tool. If you don't want to host it in a separate GitHub repository, we could put it under a different module in this project - I would be ok with that. In particular, I'm not sure if there is a navigation message txt to RINEX conversion tool out there - IIRC most of the tools I've seen are for observations.
The emulator execution in CI should be taken out and made a separate PR then
Yes, that would be great if you could split that out.