I have written a PC-compatible program that will read a down-loaded, Yuma almanac data file and convert it to C code. That C code can then be included into your software application. The user specifies the input and output filenames.

Sample output:

   alm_data[1].health = 0
   alm_data[1].e = 5.452156e-003
   alm_data[1].toa = 5.038080e+005
   alm_data[1].di = 9.728819e-001
   alm_data[1].omegadot = -7.783181e-009
   alm_data[1].sqrta = 5.153687e+003
   alm_data[1].omega0 = -1.784899e+000
   alm_data[1].w = -1.683648e+000
   alm_data[1].mzero = -2.919328e+000
   alm_data[1].af0 = 2.765656e-004
   alm_data[1].af1 = 0.000000e+000
   alm_data[1].week = 186
 

The output file includes the structure definition. The user can easily edit the output to use his nmemonics.

Program may be ordered. Send request for info to azbobrose@comcast.net, along with contact information.