MSCRED errors in Cygwin
T_W wrote on Nov 22, 2006
Howdy,
I managed to get Cygwin(V1.5.21-1), IRAF(V2.13b2) and DS9(V4.0b10) installed and running with the help of this forum. After installing fitsutil and tables I installed mscred (src from iraf.net) with what appears to be no compiling issues. Now, when I run mscsplit I get the following error
Also, when attempting to display a mosaic image with mscdisplay the following msg appears
Displaying single images with display works fine, so I don't think it is a ds9 issue. When running some of the other mscred programs I get the similar "Memory has been corrupted" error. Let me know if you need anymore info for finding a solution.
Thanks,
-tw
I managed to get Cygwin(V1.5.21-1), IRAF(V2.13b2) and DS9(V4.0b10) installed and running with the help of this forum. After installing fitsutil and tables I installed mscred (src from iraf.net) with what appears to be no compiling issues. Now, when I run mscsplit I get the following error
ERROR: segmentation violation
"lindex=no, lname=yes, lver=no, ikparams="", > extlist)"
line 54: mscsrc$mscsplit.cl
called as: `mscsplit ()'Also, when attempting to display a mosaic image with mscdisplay the following msg appears
PANIC in `/iraf/extern/mscred/bin.cygwin/x_mscdisplay.e': Memory has been corruptedDisplaying single images with display works fine, so I don't think it is a ds9 issue. When running some of the other mscred programs I get the similar "Memory has been corrupted" error. Let me know if you need anymore info for finding a solution.
Thanks,
-tw
Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Nov 22, 2006
Using a test image I was able to run both MSCSPLIT and MSCDISPLAY on Cygwin. The errors are pretty generic and sometimes refer to a coding error, but they can also be data related. Could you post the parameters you used (i.e. a "dpar mscsplit mscdisplay") and perhaps also post a URL to an example image so I can try to reproduce the error?
-Mike
-Mike
T_W wrote on Nov 22, 2006
Thanks for the speedy reply Mike!
Seems this was not a IRAF issue, but rather a file corruption problem. After digging up my backups, mscred worked like a charm. My only complaint is that it is a bit slow, almost 3 minutes to mscsplit a 256MB mosaic file. That probably isn't too unusual with cygwin though.
Thanks,
-tw
Seems this was not a IRAF issue, but rather a file corruption problem. After digging up my backups, mscred worked like a charm. My only complaint is that it is a bit slow, almost 3 minutes to mscsplit a 256MB mosaic file. That probably isn't too unusual with cygwin though.
Thanks,
-tw
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