iraf on mac
Philip Massey wrote on Apr 25, 2007
Hi, Mike---
We have a visitor here who has a G4, and USED to be able to run iraf fine.
Now when she types "cl" we get this message saying that /iraf/iraf/bindarwin/cl.e is not found. I can't figure out where it is getting the "darwin" thing.
If we explictly do a /iraf/iraf/bin/cl.e, of course it works.
Any ideas? It previously worked fine.
thanks,
phil
We have a visitor here who has a G4, and USED to be able to run iraf fine.
Now when she types "cl" we get this message saying that /iraf/iraf/bindarwin/cl.e is not found. I can't figure out where it is getting the "darwin" thing.
If we explictly do a /iraf/iraf/bin/cl.e, of course it works.
Any ideas? It previously worked fine.
thanks,
phil
Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Apr 25, 2007
Phil,
Check the environment, specifically IRAFARCH, MACH and arch for the darwin setting (could be coming from a .login or .cshrc file). If this is one of those funny SciSoft installations it might be coming from one of their setup scripts, either way you can check the environment with
Or trace the CL startup script using
Cheers,
-Mike
Check the environment, specifically IRAFARCH, MACH and arch for the darwin setting (could be coming from a .login or .cshrc file). If this is one of those funny SciSoft installations it might be coming from one of their setup scripts, either way you can check the environment with
% env | grep -i darwinOr trace the CL startup script using
% csh -x `which cl`Cheers,
-Mike
Last post on Apr 25, 2007