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I'm working on a javascript library to bind StellarSolver, and I've a problem with the internal solver.
I tried to solve a fits (tested successfully with the StellarSolverTester) but it failed each time. If I compare astrometry logs, I can see a big difference. For each index file I've got (the following example is for the 4209 index):
With my code :
Index scale: [0, 0] arcmin, [0, 0] arcsec
Index has 1168128 quads and 730080 stars
With the tester :
Index scale: [42, 60] arcmin, [2520, 3600] arcsec
Index has 1168128 quads and 730080 stars
In both case, I've used the SingleThread builtin profile with no scale/position. It seems to have a problem reading indexes ?
The extraction part works perfectly, each "solvers" get 50 detected/filtered stars.
Thks
Anthony.
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I think I found the cause of the problem. In the embedded astrometry code, the strtod() function is used to convert FITS headers from string to double. But this function is "locale" dependent, so with my fr_FR locale, strtod() want a comma as decimal separator and it's unable to parse a value with a dot as found into the FITS.
Hi,
I'm working on a javascript library to bind StellarSolver, and I've a problem with the internal solver.
I tried to solve a fits (tested successfully with the StellarSolverTester) but it failed each time. If I compare astrometry logs, I can see a big difference. For each index file I've got (the following example is for the 4209 index):
With my code :
With the tester :
In both case, I've used the SingleThread builtin profile with no scale/position. It seems to have a problem reading indexes ?
The extraction part works perfectly, each "solvers" get 50 detected/filtered stars.
Thks
Anthony.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: