[daip] AIPS bug - FRING.EXE
Eric Greisen
egreisen at nrao.edu
Tue May 29 15:22:11 EDT 2012
Alasdair Thomson wrote:
> Hi Eric,
>
> I'm writing to let you know of a serious bug which I think I've picked
> up with FRING.EXE in the latest MNJ of AIPS, which I obtained at 6am BST.
>
> This morning I was re-calibrating JVLA data which I've already reduced
> before, only this time when I ran FRING, I got the following error:
>
> FRING3: UVGET: doing no flagging this time
> FRING3: WARNING: uncalibrated linear polarization data may be a problem
> AIPS 3: Resumes
> >FRING3: WARNING: Input int. time (DPARM(4)) is greater than
> FRING3: than that found in the data. Please be aware
> FRING3: that this can cause odd errors.
> FRING3: WARNING: uncalibrated linear polarization data may be a problem
> FRING3: Selecting and calibrating the data
> FRING3: SETGDS: imaging done with reprojected tangent point(s)
> FRING3: Using Clean Component source model
> FRING3: FACSET: source model will be scaled to 0.833 Jy
> FRING3: FACSET: 1.119641 Jy found from 244 components
> FRING3: FACSET: scaling factor set to 7.44279E-01
> FRING3: QINIT: did a GET of 5120 Kwords, OFF 17502636056431
> FRING3: VISDFT: Begin DFT component division
> FRING3: VISDFT: fields 1 - 1 chns 1 - 1 in 1 CC models
> FRING3: VISDFT: Model components of type Point
> FRING3: I Polarization model processed
> FRING3: GETCTL: MAP STOKES TYPE INCOMPATIBLE WITH UV DATA
> FRING3: KSTOK= 1, ICOR0= -5, NCOR= 1
> FRING3: Purports to die of UNNATURAL causes
> FRING3: wardlaw 31DEC12 TST: Cpu= 0.2 Real= 0 IO= 466
>
> My inputs for FRING are at the bottom of the email. To investigate the
> problem, I re-loaded the old version of FRING I was using yesterday and
> placed it in the appropriate folder, and the problem seems to have gone
> away.
Thanks for the heads up - I finally got to it today. I forgot to
re-compile some things that were indirectly affected by a change made
Friday. I have rebuild everything and a MNJ now should repair all the
damage (I hope).
Eric Greisen
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