Aldo Vesnaver
I asked and received the most recent version of SAC,
WITH the option of source code inclusion for both Linux and CigWin
environment. However, I cannot find the source code of the SAC-IO
library in any (sub)-directory. I need it to re-compile that
library code on my PC in Windows, for linking it to FORTRAN codes
I have been developing.
The SAC (101.4 version) installation was succesful on Linux
and the software is working properly. I could also succesfully
link the BINARY version of the library (sacio.a) to a FORTRAN
code of mine in Linux; however, without the source code
of the same library (sacio) or a Windows-compiled object
of it, I cannot complete my work in Windows.
Any hint?
Thanks!
Aldo Vesnaver
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Aldo Vesnaver, OGS (GdL Department)
Borgo Grotta Gigante 42/c
34010 Trieste (Italy)
E-mail: avesnaver<at>inogs.it
Office phone: +39 040 2140459
Home phone: +39 040 416247
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Dear Aldo Vesnaver,
If you requested the SAC source, you should be able to compile sac and
the sacio library on a windows machine and a linux machine.
Due to licensing restrictions we are not able to provide a Windows
binary version, only source.
Brian
savage<at>uri.edu
On Aug 11, 2010, at 5:27 AM , Aldo Vesnaver wrote:
I asked and received the most recent version of SAC,
WITH the option of source code inclusion for both Linux and CigWin
environment. However, I cannot find the source code of the SAC-IO
library in any (sub)-directory. I need it to re-compile that
library code on my PC in Windows, for linking it to FORTRAN codes
I have been developing.
The SAC (101.4 version) installation was succesful on Linux
and the software is working properly. I could also succesfully
link the BINARY version of the library (sacio.a) to a FORTRAN
code of mine in Linux; however, without the source code
of the same library (sacio) or a Windows-compiled object
of it, I cannot complete my work in Windows.
Any hint?
Thanks!
Aldo Vesnaver
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Aldo Vesnaver, OGS (GdL Department)
Borgo Grotta Gigante 42/c
34010 Trieste (Italy)
E-mail: avesnaver<at>inogs.it
Office phone: +39 040 2140459
Home phone: +39 040 416247
http://it.linkedin.com/pub/aldo-vesnaver/9/baa/559
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Of course, I understand it. But to compile any source code you need
the code. This is the problem: the code is missing, or I am unable
to find it. (I guess it is a glitch in the delivery).
Does anybody know where it is?
Thanks a lot!
Aldo
Quoting "Brian Savage" <savage<at>uri.edu>:
Dear Aldo Vesnaver,
--
If you requested the SAC source, you should be able to compile sac and
the sacio library on a windows machine and a linux machine.
Due to licensing restrictions we are not able to provide a Windows
binary version, only source.
Brian
savage<at>uri.edu
On Aug 11, 2010, at 5:27 AM , Aldo Vesnaver wrote:
I asked and received the most recent version of SAC,
_______________________________________________
WITH the option of source code inclusion for both Linux and CigWin
environment. However, I cannot find the source code of the SAC-IO
library in any (sub)-directory. I need it to re-compile that
library code on my PC in Windows, for linking it to FORTRAN codes
I have been developing.
The SAC (101.4 version) installation was succesful on Linux
and the software is working properly. I could also succesfully
link the BINARY version of the library (sacio.a) to a FORTRAN
code of mine in Linux; however, without the source code
of the same library (sacio) or a Windows-compiled object
of it, I cannot complete my work in Windows.
Any hint?
Thanks!
Aldo Vesnaver
-------------------------------------------------
Aldo Vesnaver, OGS (GdL Department)
Borgo Grotta Gigante 42/c
34010 Trieste (Italy)
E-mail: avesnaver<at>inogs.it
Office phone: +39 040 2140459
Home phone: +39 040 416247
http://it.linkedin.com/pub/aldo-vesnaver/9/baa/559
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34010 Trieste (Italy)
E-mail: avesnaver<at>inogs.it
Office phone: +39 040 2140459
Home phone: +39 040 416247
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Caveat: I do not use a PC.
That said, SAC "source" is in various subdirectories of sac-version/src.
All code is written in C, and is best build using gcc. The sacio
library has routines that can be used in Fortran programs, as you have
done on your Linux system. There is no guarantee that the code will work
with all Fortran compilers: gfortran and various flavors of f77/g77 work
for me on Macs, and the Sun Fortran compiler works on Sun Solaris.
If you want to work with the source, you can find out the routines in the
sacio library that is built on Linux or Cygwin and find them in the src
tree.
The only way SAC works on a PC is through Cygwin.
Or have I misunderstood your question?
Arthur
On Wed, 11 Aug 2010, Aldo Vesnaver wrote:
Of course, I understand it. But to compile any source code you need
the code. This is the problem: the code is missing, or I am unable
to find it. (I guess it is a glitch in the delivery).
Does anybody know where it is?
Thanks a lot!
Aldo
Quoting "Brian Savage" <savage<at>uri.edu>:
Dear Aldo Vesnaver,
--
If you requested the SAC source, you should be able to compile sac and
the sacio library on a windows machine and a linux machine.
Due to licensing restrictions we are not able to provide a Windows
binary version, only source.
Brian
savage<at>uri.edu
On Aug 11, 2010, at 5:27 AM , Aldo Vesnaver wrote:
I asked and received the most recent version of SAC,
_______________________________________________
WITH the option of source code inclusion for both Linux and CigWin
environment. However, I cannot find the source code of the SAC-IO
library in any (sub)-directory. I need it to re-compile that
library code on my PC in Windows, for linking it to FORTRAN codes
I have been developing.
The SAC (101.4 version) installation was succesful on Linux
and the software is working properly. I could also succesfully
link the BINARY version of the library (sacio.a) to a FORTRAN
code of mine in Linux; however, without the source code
of the same library (sacio) or a Windows-compiled object
of it, I cannot complete my work in Windows.
Any hint?
Thanks!
Aldo Vesnaver
-------------------------------------------------
Aldo Vesnaver, OGS (GdL Department)
Borgo Grotta Gigante 42/c
34010 Trieste (Italy)
E-mail: avesnaver<at>inogs.it
Office phone: +39 040 2140459
Home phone: +39 040 416247
http://it.linkedin.com/pub/aldo-vesnaver/9/baa/559
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Borgo Grotta Gigante 42/c
34010 Trieste (Italy)
E-mail: avesnaver<at>inogs.it
Office phone: +39 040 2140459
Home phone: +39 040 416247
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Dear Aldo,
If you requested the source, please contact the person at IRIS that
sent you the email to resolve this issue.
Brian Savage
savage<at>uri.edu
On Aug 11, 2010, at 1:35 PM , Aldo Vesnaver wrote:
Of course, I understand it. But to compile any source code you need
the code. This is the problem: the code is missing, or I am unable
to find it. (I guess it is a glitch in the delivery).
Does anybody know where it is?
Thanks a lot!
Aldo
Quoting "Brian Savage" <savage<at>uri.edu>:
Dear Aldo Vesnaver,
--
If you requested the SAC source, you should be able to compile sac
and
the sacio library on a windows machine and a linux machine.
Due to licensing restrictions we are not able to provide a Windows
binary version, only source.
Brian
savage<at>uri.edu
On Aug 11, 2010, at 5:27 AM , Aldo Vesnaver wrote:
I asked and received the most recent version of SAC,
_______________________________________________
WITH the option of source code inclusion for both Linux and CigWin
environment. However, I cannot find the source code of the SAC-IO
library in any (sub)-directory. I need it to re-compile that
library code on my PC in Windows, for linking it to FORTRAN codes
I have been developing.
The SAC (101.4 version) installation was succesful on Linux
and the software is working properly. I could also succesfully
link the BINARY version of the library (sacio.a) to a FORTRAN
code of mine in Linux; however, without the source code
of the same library (sacio) or a Windows-compiled object
of it, I cannot complete my work in Windows.
Any hint?
Thanks!
Aldo Vesnaver
-------------------------------------------------
Aldo Vesnaver, OGS (GdL Department)
Borgo Grotta Gigante 42/c
34010 Trieste (Italy)
E-mail: avesnaver<at>inogs.it
Office phone: +39 040 2140459
Home phone: +39 040 416247
http://it.linkedin.com/pub/aldo-vesnaver/9/baa/559
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34010 Trieste (Italy)
E-mail: avesnaver<at>inogs.it
Office phone: +39 040 2140459
Home phone: +39 040 416247
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Dear all,
I run the following command after reading file and removing trend mean with most parameters being the defaults.
SAC> spectrogram ymin 0 ymax 10
When I was expecting the spectrogram plot on the screen, I got the following error message:
Window size: 39 Overlap: 19 FFT size: 128
Warning: ORDER begin reset to 1/2 length of correlation window.
ORDER = 19
Spectrogram dimensions are 512 by 10888 .
X Error of failed request: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
Major opcode of failed request: 72 (X_PutImage)
Serial number of failed request: 6611
Current serial number in output stream: 6613
Can someone comment on the possible reason and suggest a solution?
Regards,
Atalay
Brian Savage
Arthur Snoke
Ayele
