Thread: using sac in shell in 64-bit linux

Started: 2007-02-27 22:55:08
Last activity: 2007-02-28 20:37:06
Topics: SAC Help
xsun@uiuc.edu
using sac in shell in 64-bit linux
2007-02-27 22:55:08

If I use the executable sac (not compiled by my own), then when I use ,like
sac <<end
input
end

sac just stop there and do nothing, is this also sth related to 32-bit/64-bit? because the sac we got is generally compiled in 32-bit machine?

thanks for any help.

xinlei

  • Brian Savage
    Re: using sac in shell in 64-bit linux
    2007-02-28 00:10:09
    Xinlei

    If you add in the quit command, sac will return, otherwise it will hang.
    And yes, this is on the list of things to fix, but it is not related
    to the 64//32 bit issue.

    sac <<end
    input
    quit
    end

    Cheers,
    Brian Savage
    savage<at>uri.edu

    On Feb 27, 2007, at 3:55 PM, <xsun<at>uiuc.edu> <xsun<at>uiuc.edu> wrote:


    If I use the executable sac (not compiled by my own), then when I
    use ,like
    sac <<end
    input
    end

    sac just stop there and do nothing, is this also sth related to 32-
    bit/64-bit? because the sac we got is generally compiled in 32-bit
    machine?

    thanks for any help.

    xinlei
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    • andreas wessel
      Re: using sac in shell in 64-bit linux
      2007-02-28 20:37:06
      I found the use of "here-document" not to be working at all (with Sac 100.1)
      A workaround I use is putting the commands into a temporary file which can
      then be called with SAC:

      cat << eof > ./tmp
      input
      quit
      eof

      sac ./tmp



      Andreas

      On 2/28/07, Brian Savage <savage<at>uri.edu> wrote:

      Xinlei

      If you add in the quit command, sac will return, otherwise it will hang.
      And yes, this is on the list of things to fix, but it is not related
      to the 64//32 bit issue.

      sac <<end
      input
      quit
      end

      Cheers,
      Brian Savage
      savage<at>uri.edu



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