[Shake-dev] Errors with grind

[Sergio Arregui]

Hello,


  We are in the same place as Ophelie, and can't see the error. If we 
use the -qtm file we get this error with our data, but works fine with 
the demo data supplied, or if we remove the qtm flag.

Also don't know if it is too late for this, about the buffer overflows 
errors that Trevor Allen commented on this list before, we fix them by 
editing the configure file in GMT and removing all the -O2 flags and 
then executing make, this seem related to a problem with gcc, works fine 
after doing this

Thanks,

Sergio Arregui



On 03/16/2012 01:20 AM, ophelie.mazuy at etu.unistra.fr wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
>
> Sorry, I made a mistake : I wrote the error outpout. The -verbose
> standard output is :
>
> Map bound: -120.150000/-117.650000/33.533000/35.593000
> Using GMICE::WGRW11 for PGM2MI function
> Using GMICE::WGRW11 for Inverse PGM2MI function
> Using GMPE::BA08 for GMPE
> BA08: No source mechanism specified. Using default.
> Using DefaultIPE for IPE
> Using GMPE::BA08 for GMPE
> BA08: No source mechanism specified. Using default.
> Intensity Bias=0.40
> 0 amps flagged out this iteration
>
> Thanks,
> Ophélie
>
>
>
> Bruce Worden <cbworden at gmail.com> a écrit :
>
>> Hi Ophelie,
>>
>> You outputs are missing some things I'd expect to see. For instance,
>> the -verbose output should look like this:
>>
>> Map bound: -120.150000/-117.650000/33.533000/35.593000
>> Using GMICE::WGRW11 for PGM2MI function
>> Using GMICE::WGRW11 for Inverse PGM2MI function
>> Using GMPE::BA08 for GMPE
>> BA08: No source mechanism specified. Using default.
>> grind: Bias 0.41 0.39
>> grind: 17 amps flagged out this iteration
>> grind: Bias 0.41 0.39
>> grind: 0 amps flagged out this iteration
>> Using DefaultIPE for IPE
>> Using GMPE::BA08 for GMPE
>> BA08: No source mechanism specified. Using default.
>> Intensity Bias=0.40
>> 0 amps flagged out this iteration
>> Uncertainty computation skipped (no Intensity > 6.0)
>>
>> Your output is missing the "Map bound..." line and the various
>> "Using..." lines. I'm not sure why this would be, or if it is related
>> to your problem, but you may need to run 'grind' in the perl debugger
>> and step through and see why these lines aren't being printed.
>>
>> What operating system are you using? What version of Perl?
>>
>> Also, can you go to <shake_home>/src/contour and do a "make clean"
>> followed by "make" and send me the output?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Bruce
>>