Build the apps
This Wiki tutorial expects you to have our latest binaries at your disposal.
Once our auto builder is back and running, you can directly download our binaries from the latest Release portal here on Github.
The following examples expects the applications to be accessible and located in your $PATH.
If you need to build the binaries yourself, here is the typical workflow that we use on Linux 🐧
We recommend using the rustup toolchain manager, which is Linux and Win64 compatible.
Rustup makes it particularly easy to maintain your rust environment up to date.
Although we garantee a Minimal Supported Rust Version, a simple rustup update makes life easier.
Start by updating your environment with
rustup update Download this repo with git and use cargo to build all applications (binaries).
git clone https://github.com/georust/rinex
cd rinex
cargo build --all-features -rTo summon our applications more easily, we put them into the systems $PATH on Linux and Mac with:
export PATH=${PATH}:${PWD}/target/releaseAt this point, when we say rinex-cli in the tutorials to follow, the binaries we just built is expected to be called.
You can try it to test your setup.
Now that you have our applications at your disposal, all we need to define is a Workspace.
The Workspace is where all our solutions and output products are to be genereated.
By default, the Workspace is set to rinex-cli/workspace, which is where the products will be generated
if you don't follow this step. Our tools will always let you know where the output products where generated, so
Some examples may involve other applications (binaries) that are external to this repo.
The CGGTTS tools are developed and maintained by Guillaume W. Bres and hosted on Github.
Some of the following tutorials require the cggtts-cli application to be accessible within the $PATH: follow the previous process and apply it to that repository.
