[daip] Problem in 31DEC04 version of AIPS
Eric Greisen
egreisen at nrao.edu
Fri Sep 24 10:33:54 EDT 2004
Poonam Chandra writes:
> > The daip address reaches all of us and I have been following your
> > discussion with Amy. You keep referring to problems with adverbs but
> > have never said what they are. That is what I was trying to ask
> > about.
>
> My dear Eric,
> Even I don't know what are the problems with adverbs!!!
I did not ask you to diagnose a correction! You keep saying there
is something wrong. Why do you say that? Surely, your remarks are
based on something - some message, error events or something else.
With some description of that I might have some idea.
>
> >
> > BUT - I think I know what your trouble with 31DEC04 is. You used the
> > gcc 3.3 for it and I will bet you used some other version of gcc for
> > 31DEC03. gcc 3.3 seems to have lots of problems with AIPS. A failure
> > in optimization can often cause the calibration routines to discard
> > all the data - VPLOT and UVPLT use those routines, PRTUV and LISTR
> > (SCAN anyway) do not. Try LISTR in another OPCODE or UVPRT and I
> > suspect you will see no data.
> >
>
> I did use gcc 3.3 when I installed 31DEC03 version. Infact, I had
> installed gcc 3.3 at that time only and used the same version this time
> while upgrading AIPS. But that time I had redhat 9 on my machine and now I
> have Fedora core 2. Can that be a problem? Which gcc version shall I use
> for installing AIPS? You are right. LISTR doesn't work with opcode 'MATX'.
> I seem to be in soup!!
You are still using gcc 3.3.????? which was build on and for a RedHat
9 machine and you are now using the same binaries of the compiler on a
fedora core 2 system? That alone might cause trouble. You could
consider re-installing the compiler under your current OS. But we
have had numerous reports of trouble under 3.3.3 and 3.3.4 - I use
3.2.3 with no problem - but under RedHat 9 (build for RH 9).
Eric Greisen
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