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Active Message Threads for April 2019
Mitchell Liddell
Hello,
I am using LINEFIT to calculate the slope of a particular function in SAC.
The process seems to work, but the results are not written into the header
like the manual page indicates they should be:
"...the linear fit are written to blackboard variables SLOPE, YINT,
SDSLOPE, SDYINT, SDDATA and CORRCOEF respectively.."
In my case I receive an output like:
SAC> r CS.ph
SAC> linefit
Slope and standard deviation are: 0.87509 0.0053469
Intercept and standard deviation are: 0.37646 0.150...
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Re: Help with LINEFIT - Leigh House - 2019-04-17 18:07:04
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Re: Help with LINEFIT - Geo . - 2019-04-18 09:50:06
Jacob Gochenour
2019-04-10 02:22:52
- 2019-04-10 13:43:40
I wrote a macro in which loops through sac files in a directory and partitions them into smaller files depending on the amount of data points in the file. The macro then moves the original fine into a backup directory. This works great for directories containing only a few sac files; however, if there are many sac files in the directory, sac quits honoring the bash mv command and terminates the script with an error saying mv is not a valid sac command. Once this happens, commands such as cd a...
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Re: Simple bash syntax not honored halfway through macro - George Helffrich - 2019-04-10 13:43:40
Ritu Chaity Ghose
Hello,
I have received the SAC software and got the .sac directory. But I don’t
see any setup file in the lib folder. Is there anything I need to edit? My
MacOS is 10.13.6. The email says it runs on 10.7, 10.8 and 10.9.
Please let me know how can I get the software installed.
Thank you
Ritu
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Re: Installation problem - Geo . - 2019-04-05 15:45:49
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Re: building/running on Mac OS 10.13 - Arthur Snoke - 2019-04-05 17:52:36
Fernando Maldonado Salgado
Hello
I write to tell you that I had problems during compilation, the make process generates an error when not finding the lib directory in the installer, the same happens in the make install.
Fix it by creating the lib directories in the paths that the installer requires
regards
Fernando
Hola
Escribo para platicarles que tuve problemas durante la compilación, el proceso make genera un error al no encontrar en el instalador el directorio lib, lo mismo ocurre en el make install.
Lo...
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