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So now I'm interested in finding out if the JavaScript and C output can be brought more in agreement than the current value: ctest(Diff): Maximum numeric difference = 1.81899e-12, worst line number = 145936 This rules out the same discrepancy with JavaScript % operator versus C fmod().
23 lines
971 B
JavaScript
23 lines
971 B
JavaScript
'use strict';
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const fs = require('fs');
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const Astronomy = require('../source/js/astronomy.min.js');
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function Run() {
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const observer = Astronomy.MakeObserver(29, -81, 10);
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const time = Astronomy.MakeTime(-93692.7685882873047376);
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console.log(`time.ut = ${time.ut.toFixed(16)}`);
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console.log(`time.tt = ${time.tt.toFixed(16)}`);
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const body = 'Sun';
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const j2000 = Astronomy.Equator(body, time, observer, false, false);
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console.log(`j2000 ra = ${j2000.ra.toFixed(16)}`);
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console.log(`j2000 dec = ${j2000.dec.toFixed(16)}`);
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const ofdate = Astronomy.Equator(body, time, observer, true, true);
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console.log(`ofdate ra = ${ofdate.ra.toFixed(16)}`);
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console.log(`ofdate dec = ${ofdate.dec.toFixed(16)}`);
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const hor = Astronomy.Horizon(time, observer, ofdate.ra, ofdate.dec, false);
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console.log(`azimuth = ${hor.azimuth.toFixed(16)}`);
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console.log(`altitude = ${hor.altitude.toFixed(16)}`);
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}
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Run();
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