Software/AX3/cwa-convert/java output is not matching with Software/AX3/cwa-convert/c

[vgandikota83]

Hi,

As per the update of issue 45, i downloaded the latest code and tried to convert the CWA file.

Below are the observations.

The Java output is not matching with C output. Output values are completely different. C output contains 2244360 records and java output contains 224320 records Java output contains duplicate timestamps but C output doesn't have any duplicates

[danielgjackson]

This is a duplicate of Issue 45, and that issue already covers these points:

• The caveats discussed mention that one sector does appear to be missing in the Java output (this will be 40 samples in AX6 data).
• The caveats also state that the full time precision is not used. The duplicate timestamps should only appear in the first sector, and this is because each sector only contains a single timestamp and the Java code relies on interpolating between them, yet only processes one sector at a time.

The one or two affected sectors represent a tiny fraction of any file, and will not materially affect any epoch-based calculations.

I am closing this issue as the Java code is not actively maintained, and the underlying mechanism used is not going to change in the near future. (But pull requests fixing this are welcome)