Re: forked projects?

Matt,

The most common code repository is Cliff's OSGPS on sourceforge. Everything 
is a fork of that project, and that's probably the most stable code. Thanks 
for the question, it looks like you might have sparked us to move towards a 
common API (which we've needed to do for a while).

I'm glad you're trying to get GPS on the USRP - we're ordering a few for 
Portland State if a grant comes through, and I've been eyeing them for GPS.

Andrew

At 06:08 PM 3/31/2005 -0800, Matt Ettus wrote:



>I am embarking on a project to build a GPS receiver in software around my
>hardware, the Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP, see
>http://www.ettus.com for more info).  I wanted to use OpenSourceGPS to do the
>position fixes, but I'll have to do my own tracking, etc.
>
>My question is this -- it seems that there are several disparate efforts 
>around
>the same code base.  There's a PCI one, RTAI linux-based one, and a couple for
>some different hardware.  Is there a common code repository for these?  Or 
>have
>they forked?  It would be nice to adapt the main code base so that different
>hardware and operating systems could be used without duplicating effort on the
>common parts.
>
>Thanks,
>Matt Ettus
>Ettus Research LLC
>
>
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