ctio - suse 10.2 - PC-IRAF Revision 2.12.2-EXPORT

kanaan wrote on Nov 02, 2007

Hi iraf users and supporters,

my disk crashed, I reinstalled everything from backup. My iraf install had several quirks so I decide to redo it from scratch.

As the subject says I run suse10.2 + iraf 2.12.2

I can' t get ctio to compile.

I did all as I am told by the install instructions. Then I run

mkpkg -p ctio

and I get this:

warning: library `libpkg.a' not found
xc -c -w -p ctio t_mkshift.x t_normalize.x t_ringpars.x t_velocity.x t_zeropt.x
t_mkshift.x:
t_mkshift:
gcoords:
deltas:
load_table:
mkdelta:
mkimscript:
unwhite:

...

t_mkshift.c:382: error: conflicting types for 'mkdela_'
t_mkshift.c:248: error: previous declaration of 'mkdela_' was here
ar r /home/hal/iraf_install/extern/ctio/fabry/libpkg.a getentry.o getradii.o hdr
.o icntr.o lfit.o peaks.o rngfit.o simul.o t_avgvel.o t_findsky.o t_fitring.o t_
icntr.o t_mkcube.o t_mkshift.o t_normalize.o t_ringpars.o t_velocity.o t_zeropt.
o
ar: creating /home/hal/iraf_install/extern/ctio/fabry/libpkg.a
ar: t_mkshift.o: No such file or directory
ranlib libpkg.a
ranlib: 'libpkg.a': No such file
Updated 18 files in libpkg.a
Warning, mkpkg line 12: module `libpkg.a' not found or returned error

this goes on and on and no executable is created in the end. why?

I did compile tables and stsdas for my system, no problem. The noao and the base system were downloaded for suse.

any ideas?

thanks,

Antonio

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Mike Fitzpatrick wrote on Nov 02, 2007

For this particular error the problem is that the calls to mkdelta() in the ctio$fabry/t_mkshift.x file are being passed the pointer 'work' as the last argument instead of 'Memr[work]'. This is causing a type conflict in a picky compiler but is a real bug.

I've uploaded a patched source tarball to the download area you can compile, or else just use the pre-compiled linux binaries.

Cheers,
-Mike

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