SuperNOVAS v1.2
The NOVAS C library, made better
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int | novas_calceph_use_ids (enum novas_id_type idtype) |
int | novas_use_calceph (t_calcephbin *eph) |
int | novas_use_calceph_planets (t_calcephbin *eph) |
SuperNOVAS functions interfacing with the CALCEPH C library.
int novas_calceph_use_ids | ( | enum novas_id_type | idtype | ) |
Sets the type of Solar-system body IDs to use as object.number with NOVAS_EPHEM_OBJECT types. CALCEPH supports the use of both NAIF and its own numbering system to identify Solar-system bodies. So, this function gives you the choice on which numbering system you want to use in object data structures. The choice does not affect major planets (which always use the NOVAS numbering scheme), or catalog objects.
idtype | NOVAS_ID_NAIF to use NAIF IDs (default) or else NOVAS_ID_CALCEPH to use the CALCEPH body numbering convention for object. |
References NOVAS_ID_CALCEPH, and NOVAS_ID_NAIF.
int novas_use_calceph | ( | t_calcephbin * | eph | ) |
Sets a ephemeris provider for Solar-system objects using the CALCEPH C library and the specified set of ephemeris files. If the supplied ephemeris files contain data for major planets also, they can be used by planet_calceph() / planet_calceph_hp() also, unless a separate CALCEPH ephemeris data is set via novas_use_calceph_planets().
The call also make CALCEPH the default ephemeris provider for all types of Solar-system objects. If you want to use another provider for major planets, you need to call set_planet_provider() / set_planet_provider_hp() afterwards to specify a different provider for major planets (and Sun, Moon, SSB).
eph | Pointer to the CALCEPH ephemeris data that have been opened. |
References novas_use_calceph_planets(), and set_ephem_provider().
int novas_use_calceph_planets | ( | t_calcephbin * | eph | ) |
Sets the CALCEPH C library and the specified ephemeris data as the ephemeris provider for the major planets (and Sun, Moon, and SSB).
eph | Pointer to the CALCEPH ephemeris data for the major planets (including Sun, Moon, and SSB) that have been opened. |
References set_planet_provider(), and set_planet_provider_hp().