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jashandeep-sohi / pysbf

A Python module to parse "Septentrio Binary Format" (SBF) files generated by Septentrio receivers.
http://pysbf.sohi.link
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Looking for help installing and using pysbf #4

Open lvbeatman opened 1 year ago

lvbeatman commented 1 year ago

No issues necessarily, just looking for help installing and using pysbf, thanks !

jashandeep-sohi commented 1 year ago

This project is basically unmaintained. It was primarily written with Python 2.7 in mind, so no guarantees are made whether it still works. I also no longer have access to Septentrio devices to make updates.

If you describe (logs, etc) what the issue is, I could perhaps help.

lvbeatman commented 1 year ago

Hello ! Thanks for the reply. Since contacting you I found this.

https://github.com/marcojob/pysbf

Seems like the same code as yours. With this package I was able to pull a clone into PyCharm and run 1) python setup.py build 2) python setup.py install

Question for you, is that all that's required for me to import the pysbf module? From the reading I've done about cython, I expected pyd files to be created during the install. Any advice or help is appreciated! Thanks again, Luke

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This project is basically unmaintained. It was primarily written with Python 2.7 in mind, so no guarantees are made whether it still works. I also no longer have access to Septentrio devices to make updates.

If you describe (logs, etc) what the issue is, I could perhaps help.

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lvbeatman commented 1 year ago

Hello, Just an update on my progress. Because none of the pyd files were created running the "python setup.py build" and following that with "python setup.py install" I executed: python setup.py build_ext --inplace This resulted in the creation of 3 pyd files. At this point, I can import pysbf. However, using your examples, it's crashing on the designation of the limit. Any ideas? Thanks !

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On Wed, Feb 22, 2023 at 5:11 AM Luke Beatman @.***> wrote:

Hello ! Thanks for the reply. Since contacting you I found this.

https://github.com/marcojob/pysbf

Seems like the same code as yours. With this package I was able to pull a clone into PyCharm and run 1) python setup.py build 2) python setup.py install

Question for you, is that all that's required for me to import the pysbf module? From the reading I've done about cython, I expected pyd files to be created during the install. Any advice or help is appreciated! Thanks again, Luke

On Tue, Feb 21, 2023 at 2:24 PM Jashandeep Sohi @.***> wrote:

This project is basically unmaintained. It was primarily written with Python 2.7 in mind, so no guarantees are made whether it still works. I also no longer have access to Septentrio devices to make updates.

If you describe (logs, etc) what the issue is, I could perhaps help.

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jashandeep-sohi commented 1 year ago

Interesting, I wasn't aware someone else had created a detached clone of this repo. Maybe you'll get better answer there, but what's the "crash"? Does it just segfault or can you post a traceback?

lvbeatman commented 1 year ago

Hi, at this point I have the clone working. Looking at the source code, there is no input argument of a "limit", that's where I was going wrong. Thanks for reaching out! Luke

On Sat, Feb 25, 2023 at 6:35 PM Jashandeep Sohi @.***> wrote:

Interesting, I wasn't aware someone else had created a detached clone of this repo. Maybe you'll get better answer there, but what's the "crash"? Does it just segfault or can you post a traceback?

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