So, I have many different rtcm messages to work with. At this point, I would like to simply calculate the position of the station. I've tried to call:
pppos(&rtk, array[i].obs.data, n, &array[i].nav);
or
rtkpos(&rtk, array[i].obs.data, n, &array[i].nav)
Studying the function, for first, I can't understand what the parameter n means... it's the number of the columns of the matrix called into the function (pppos)...but to which value should I set it? Anyway, in both cases, all the rtk.sol fields are 0... is the solution into rtk.sol? I'm not sure about it. What I am doing wrong?
Hello everybody, I have a simple .bin file from which I extract many RTCM structures into the main.
So, I have many different rtcm messages to work with. At this point, I would like to simply calculate the position of the station. I've tried to call:
pppos(&rtk, array[i].obs.data, n, &array[i].nav);
orrtkpos(&rtk, array[i].obs.data, n, &array[i].nav)
Studying the function, for first, I can't understand what the parameter n means... it's the number of the columns of the matrix called into the function (pppos)...but to which value should I set it? Anyway, in both cases, all the rtk.sol fields are 0... is the solution into rtk.sol? I'm not sure about it. What I am doing wrong?