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authorEric S. Raymond <esr@thyrsus.com>2010-04-14 02:20:36 -0400
committerEric S. Raymond <esr@thyrsus.com>2010-04-14 02:20:36 -0400
commitd9f97dd6d3b4bba2ebb4917a07701551e02ed132 (patch)
treec8560d0c83815451bdeb77a27fe9cf1ed1ed73bd
parentc8b6a91fdfaedbf5e2e99f4a6279b52210596f73 (diff)
downloadgpsd-d9f97dd6d3b4bba2ebb4917a07701551e02ed132.tar.gz
Reindent some things again, needed due to new controls.
All regression tests pass.
-rw-r--r--cgps.c71
-rw-r--r--driver_rtcm3.c194
2 files changed, 132 insertions, 133 deletions
diff --git a/cgps.c b/cgps.c
index b0b89628..302694bd 100644
--- a/cgps.c
+++ b/cgps.c
@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ static float true2magnetic(double lat, double lon, double heading)
(0.000222521 * pow(lon, 3)) + heading);
} else {
/* We don't know how to compute magnetic heading for this
- location. */
+ * location. */
magnetic_flag = false;
}
@@ -250,23 +250,23 @@ static enum deg_str_type deg_type = deg_dd;
static void windowsetup(void)
{
/* Set the window sizes per the following criteria:
-
- 1. Set the window size to display the maximum number of
- satellites possible, but not more than the size required to
- display the maximum number of satellites gpsd is capable of
- tracking (MAXCHANNELS - 2).
-
- 2. If the screen size will not allow for the full complement of
- satellites to be displayed, set the windows sizes smaller, but
- not smaller than the number of lines necessary to display all of
- the fields in the 'datawin'. The list of displayed satellites
- will be truncated to fit the available window size. (TODO: If
- the satellite list is truncated, omit the satellites not used to
- obtain the current fix.)
-
- 3. If the screen is large enough to display all possible
- satellites (MAXCHANNELS - 2) with space still left at the bottom,
- add a window at the bottom in which to scroll raw gpsd data.
+ *
+ * 1. Set the window size to display the maximum number of
+ * satellites possible, but not more than the size required to
+ * display the maximum number of satellites gpsd is capable of
+ * tracking (MAXCHANNELS - 2).
+ *
+ * 2. If the screen size will not allow for the full complement of
+ * satellites to be displayed, set the windows sizes smaller, but
+ * not smaller than the number of lines necessary to display all of
+ * the fields in the 'datawin'. The list of displayed satellites
+ * will be truncated to fit the available window size. (TODO: If
+ * the satellite list is truncated, omit the satellites not used to
+ * obtain the current fix.)
+ *
+ * 3. If the screen is large enough to display all possible
+ * satellites (MAXCHANNELS - 2) with space still left at the bottom,
+ * add a window at the bottom in which to scroll raw gpsd data.
*/
int xsize, ysize;
@@ -389,12 +389,12 @@ static void windowsetup(void)
(void)mvwprintw(datawin, 9, DATAWIN_DESC_OFFSET, "GPS Type:");
/* Note that the following four fields are exceptions to the
- sizing rule. The minimum window size does not include these
- fields, if the window is too small, they get excluded. This
- may or may not change if/when the output for these fields is
- fixed and/or people request their permanance. They're only
- there in the first place because I arbitrarily thought they
- sounded interesting. ;^) */
+ * sizing rule. The minimum window size does not include these
+ * fields, if the window is too small, they get excluded. This
+ * may or may not change if/when the output for these fields is
+ * fixed and/or people request their permanance. They're only
+ * there in the first place because I arbitrarily thought they
+ * sounded interesting. ;^) */
if (window_length >= (MIN_GPS_DATAWIN_SIZE + 4)) {
(void)mvwprintw(datawin, 10, DATAWIN_DESC_OFFSET,
@@ -492,9 +492,9 @@ static void update_gps_panel(struct gps_data_t *gpsdata,
}
/* This is for the satellite status display. Originally lifted from
- xgps.c. Note that the satellite list may be truncated based on
- available screen size, or may only show satellites used for the
- fix. */
+ * xgps.c. Note that the satellite list may be truncated based on
+ * available screen size, or may only show satellites used for the
+ * fix. */
if (gpsdata->satellites_visible != 0) {
if (display_sats >= MAX_POSSIBLE_SATS) {
for (i = 0; i < MAX_POSSIBLE_SATS; i++) {
@@ -517,8 +517,7 @@ static void update_gps_panel(struct gps_data_t *gpsdata,
if (n < display_sats) {
if ((i < gpsdata->satellites_visible)
&& ((gpsdata->used[i] != 0)
- || (gpsdata->satellites_visible <=
- display_sats))) {
+ || (gpsdata->satellites_visible <= display_sats))) {
(void)snprintf(scr, sizeof(scr),
" %3d %02d %03d %02d %c",
gpsdata->PRN[i], gpsdata->elevation[i],
@@ -607,7 +606,7 @@ static void update_gps_panel(struct gps_data_t *gpsdata,
(void)mvwprintw(datawin, 7, DATAWIN_VALUE_OFFSET, "%-*s", 27, scr);
/* Fill in the GPS status and the time since the last state
- change. */
+ * change. */
if (gpsdata->online == 0) {
newstate = 0;
(void)snprintf(scr, sizeof(scr), "OFFLINE");
@@ -652,12 +651,12 @@ static void update_gps_panel(struct gps_data_t *gpsdata,
(void)mvwprintw(datawin, 9, DATAWIN_VALUE_OFFSET, "%-*s", 27, scr);
}
/* Note that the following four fields are exceptions to the
- sizing rule. The minimum window size does not include these
- fields, if the window is too small, they get excluded. This
- may or may not change if/when the output for these fields is
- fixed and/or people request their permanance. They're only
- there in the first place because I arbitrarily thought they
- sounded interesting. ;^) */
+ * sizing rule. The minimum window size does not include these
+ * fields, if the window is too small, they get excluded. This
+ * may or may not change if/when the output for these fields is
+ * fixed and/or people request their permanance. They're only
+ * there in the first place because I arbitrarily thought they
+ * sounded interesting. ;^) */
if (window_length >= (MIN_GPS_DATAWIN_SIZE + 4)) {
diff --git a/driver_rtcm3.c b/driver_rtcm3.c
index b04102aa..ba5b8858 100644
--- a/driver_rtcm3.c
+++ b/driver_rtcm3.c
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ BSD terms apply: see the file COPYING in the distribution root for details.
/* Other magic values */
#define INVALID_PSEUDORANGE 0x80000 /* DF012 */
- /*@ -type @*//* re-enable when we're ready to take this live */
+ /*@ -type @*//* re-enable when we're ready to take this live */
void rtcm3_unpack( /*@out@*/ struct rtcm3_t *rtcm, char *buf)
/* break out the raw bits into the scaled report-structure fields */
@@ -584,13 +584,13 @@ void rtcm3_dump(struct rtcm3_t *rtcm, FILE * fp)
(void)fprintf(fp,
" ident=%u\n L1: ind=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u\n",
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1001.rtk_data[i].ident,
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L1.
- indicator),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1001.rtk_data[i].L1.
- pseudorange,
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.indicator),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1001.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1001.rtk_data[i].L1.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1001.rtk_data[i].L1.
- locktime));
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1001.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.locktime));
}
break;
@@ -607,15 +607,15 @@ void rtcm3_dump(struct rtcm3_t *rtcm, FILE * fp)
(void)fprintf(fp,
" ident=%u\n L1: ind=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u amb=%u CNR=%.2f\n",
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].ident,
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L1.
- indicator),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].L1.
- pseudorange,
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.indicator),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].L1.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].L1.
- locktime),
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].L1.
- ambiguity),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.locktime),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.ambiguity),
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].L1.CNR);
}
break;
@@ -633,20 +633,20 @@ void rtcm3_dump(struct rtcm3_t *rtcm, FILE * fp)
(void)fprintf(fp,
" ident=%u\n L1: ind=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u\n L2: ind=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u\n",
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].ident,
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L1.
- indicator),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L1.
- pseudorange,
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.indicator),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L1.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L1.
- locktime),
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L2.
- indicator),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L2.
- pseudorange,
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.locktime),
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.indicator),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L2.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L2.
- locktime));
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.locktime));
}
break;
@@ -663,25 +663,25 @@ void rtcm3_dump(struct rtcm3_t *rtcm, FILE * fp)
(void)fprintf(fp,
" ident=%u\n L1: ind=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u amb=%u CNR=%.2f\n L2: ind=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u amb=%u CNR=%.2f\n",
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].ident,
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].L1.
- indicator),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].L1.
- pseudorange,
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.indicator),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].L1.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].L1.
- locktime),
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].L1.
- ambiguity),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.locktime),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.ambiguity),
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1002.rtk_data[i].L1.CNR,
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].L2.
- indicator),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].L2.
- pseudorange,
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.indicator),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].L2.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].L2.
- locktime),
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].L2.
- ambiguity),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.locktime),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.ambiguity),
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1004.rtk_data[i].L2.CNR);
}
break;
@@ -741,15 +741,15 @@ void rtcm3_dump(struct rtcm3_t *rtcm, FILE * fp)
(void)fprintf(fp,
" ident=%u\n L1: ind=%u channel=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u\n",
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1009.rtk_data[i].ident,
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L1.
- indicator),
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1009.rtk_data[i].L1.
- channel),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1009.rtk_data[i].L1.
- pseudorange,
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.indicator),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1009.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.channel),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1009.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1009.rtk_data[i].L1.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1009.rtk_data[i].L1.
- locktime));
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1009.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.locktime));
}
break;
@@ -766,17 +766,17 @@ void rtcm3_dump(struct rtcm3_t *rtcm, FILE * fp)
(void)fprintf(fp,
" ident=%u\n L1: ind=%u channel=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u amb=%u CNR=%.2f\n",
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].ident,
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].L1.
- indicator),
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].L1.
- channel),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].L1.
- pseudorange,
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1003.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.indicator),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.channel),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].L1.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].L1.
- locktime),
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].L1.
- ambiguity),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.locktime),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.ambiguity),
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1010.rtk_data[i].L1.CNR);
}
break;
@@ -794,22 +794,22 @@ void rtcm3_dump(struct rtcm3_t *rtcm, FILE * fp)
(void)fprintf(fp,
" ident=%u\n L1: ind=%u channel=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u\n L2: ind=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u\n",
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].ident,
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].L1.
- indicator),
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].L1.
- channel),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].L1.
- pseudorange,
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.indicator),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.channel),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].L1.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].L1.
- locktime),
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].L2.
- indicator),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].L2.
- pseudorange,
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.locktime),
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.indicator),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].L2.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].L2.
- locktime));
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1011.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.locktime));
}
break;
@@ -826,27 +826,27 @@ void rtcm3_dump(struct rtcm3_t *rtcm, FILE * fp)
(void)fprintf(fp,
" ident=%u\n L1: ind=%u channel=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u amb=%u CNR=%.2f\n L2: ind=%u prange=%8.1f delta=%6.4f lockt=%u amb=%u CNR=%.2f\n",
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].ident,
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L1.
- indicator),
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L1.
- channel),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L1.
- pseudorange,
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.indicator),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.channel),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L1.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L1.
- locktime),
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L1.
- ambiguity),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.locktime),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].
+ L1.ambiguity),
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L1.CNR,
- CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L2.
- indicator),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L2.
- pseudorange,
+ CODE(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.indicator),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.pseudorange,
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L2.rangediff,
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L2.
- locktime),
- INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L2.
- ambiguity),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.locktime),
+ INT(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].
+ L2.ambiguity),
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1012.rtk_data[i].L2.CNR);
}
break;
@@ -863,10 +863,10 @@ void rtcm3_dump(struct rtcm3_t *rtcm, FILE * fp)
(void)fprintf(fp,
" id=%u sync=%c interval=%u\n",
rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1013.announcements[i].id,
- BOOL(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1013.announcements[i].
- sync),
- rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1013.announcements[i].
- interval);
+ BOOL(rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1013.
+ announcements[i].sync),
+ rtcm->rtcmtypes.rtcm3_1013.
+ announcements[i].interval);
break;
case 1014: