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Classes | |
| struct | ephemeris_t |
Functions | |
| int | calc_sat_pos (double pos[3], double vel[3], double *clock_err, double *clock_rate_err, const ephemeris_t *ephemeris, gps_time_t tot) |
| u8 | ephemeris_good (ephemeris_t eph, gps_time_t t) |
| double | predict_range (double rx_pos[3], gps_time_t tot, ephemeris_t *ephemeris) |
Function Documentation
| int calc_sat_pos | ( | double | pos[3], |
| double | vel[3], | ||
| double * | clock_err, | ||
| double * | clock_rate_err, | ||
| const ephemeris_t * | ephemeris, | ||
| gps_time_t | tot | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 22 of file ephemeris.c.
| u8 ephemeris_good | ( | ephemeris_t | eph, |
| gps_time_t | t | ||
| ) |
Do we have an ephemeris for this PRN? This should actually be more than just the "valid" flag. When we write an is_usable() function, lets use that instead of just es[prn].valid.
- Parameters:
-
prn The prn we want to check.
- Returns:
- 1 if the ephemeris is valid and not too old. 0 otherwise.
Definition at line 174 of file ephemeris.c.
| double predict_range | ( | double | rx_pos[3], |
| gps_time_t | tot, | ||
| ephemeris_t * | ephemeris | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 150 of file ephemeris.c.