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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting gpsd, gpspipe NMEA sentences stream processing Post 302272907 by darius2 on Thursday 1st of January 2009 08:48:33 PM
Old 01-01-2009
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Originally Posted by reborg
You're welcome.

Just for information, your posts didn't show up straight away it is because you posted links. If your first few posts contain links they have to be approved before they appear.

If you need help with more advanced awk programs, such as correlation or parsing of groupings of multiple NMEA sentences there are some very good awk programmers on this site who will be glad to help.
Ok.
I will try not to give web links in my posts to save your time Smilie
Another NMEA thread dealt with NMEA static file.
In my case, I succeeded to connect Bluetooth dongle to my server,
get it connected to Bluetooth GPS device and have gpsd, gpspipe
to read NMEA on-the-fly .
So awk examples gave me a hint how to select records with specified field and print results to stdout.

I would like to learn how basic gps software does work and what data gets from what NMEA sentences, fields, as for tests I need to write basic gps open source software, to discuss some features already known from
more advanced gps applications.

I don't expect to go to data graphical vizualization phase.
But would like to know how awk script can slow down postprocessed
data input. So have to open 2 awk terminal sessions in seperate windows to see how fast awk can process live data stream (pipeline), as in my case.

Darius
 

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nmea(n) 						   NMEA protocol implementation 						   nmea(n)

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NAME
nmea - Process NMEA data SYNOPSIS
package require Tcl 8.2 package require nmea ?0.1.1? ::nmea::open_port port ?speed? ::nmea::open_file file rate ::nmea::input sentence ::nmea::configure_port settings ::nmea::close_port ::nmea::close_file ::nmea::do_line ::nmea::log file ::nmea::checksum data ::nmea::write sentence data _________________________________________________________________ DESCRIPTION
This package provides a standard interface for writing software which recieves NMEA standard input data. It allows for reading data from COM ports, files, or programmatic input. It also supports the checksumming and logging of incoming data. After parsing, input is dis- patched to user defined handler commands for processing. To define a handler, create a proc with the NMEA sentence name in the ::nmea namespace. For example, to process GPS fix data use "proc ::nmea::GPGSA". The proc must take one argument, which is a list of the data val- ues. COMMANDS
::nmea::open_port port ?speed? Open the specified COM port and read NMEA sentences when available. Port speed is set to 4800bps by default or to speed. ::nmea::open_file file rate Open file file and read NMEA sentences, one per line, at the rate by rate in milliseconds. The file format may omit the leading $ and/or the checksum. If rate is <= 0 then lines will only be processed when a call to do_line is made. The rate may be adjusted by setting ::nmea::nmea(rate). ::nmea::input sentence Processes and dispatches the supplied sentence. If sentence contains no commas it is treated as a Tcl list, otherwise it must be standard comma delimited NMEA data, with an optional checksum and leading $. ::nmea::configure_port settings Changes the current port settings. settings has the same format as fconfigure -mode. ::nmea::close_port Close the open port ::nmea::close_file Close the open file ::nmea::do_line If there is a currently open file, this command will read and process a single line from it. Returns the number of lines read. ::nmea::log file Starts or stops file logging. If a file name is specified then all NMEA output will be logged to the file in append mode. If file is an empty string then any logging will be stopped. ::nmea::checksum data Returns the checksum of the supplied data ::nmea::write sentence data If there is a currently open port, this command will write the specified sentence and data in proper NMEA checksummed format. VARIABLES
::nmea::checksum A boolean value which determines whether incoming sentences are validated or not. ::nmea::rate When reading from a file this sets the rate that lines are processed in milliseconds. BUGS, IDEAS, FEEDBACK This document, and the package it describes, will undoubtedly contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category nmea of the Tcllib SF Trackers [http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=12883]. Please also report any ideas for enhancements you may have for either package and/or documentation. KEYWORDS
gps, nmea COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2006-2007, Aaron Faupell <afaupell@users.sourceforge.net> nmea 0.1 nmea(n)
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