Hi Tom,
On 22/03/14 21:00, Tom Van Baak wrote:
Hi Chris,
I'm pretty sure John distributes complete source code to TimeLab as part of the
installation.
My source code is at www.leapsecond.com/tools
There are also many open source plotting tools available.
Not sure what you're complaining about, really.
Agree. Download and see what you get. I have not been upset so far, and
I sing the praise of open software on a regular basis. So just look.
Please try using the GPSDO simulator and let's talk time & frequency instead of
open & closed operating systems.
On that note.
Had to this code after the includes to compile in a Debian box, and yes,
I needed -lm flag naturally since pow needs it.
double min(double a, double b)
{
if (a > b)
return b;
return a;
}
That's as far as I get:
./gpsim1 gps.dat osc.dat > gpsdo.dat
** GPS 400000 samples in file gps.dat
./gpsim1: open failed: osc.dat
Verified files, they are OK. Will have to take a look at the code
details, but nothing obvious.
Here's an example of what you can do -- varying the pre-filter from 1 to 1000
seconds.
First, using the cute little Adafruit "Ultimate GPS" MTK3339 board: gpsim-22.gif
Second, using the fancy CNS-II M12+T box: gpsim-23.gif
Both with the same OCXO and same gpsim1 default P,I,D parameters.
These plots would have taken weeks of data collection. Instead it took 20
seconds with the simulator.
I like the approach of doing a simulator. I have not had the time to try
it until today.
I think you should do a gpsim1.txt to describe the usage and options.
Cheers,
Magnus
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