[GRASSLIST:4719] s.in.ascii segmentation fault

[Praktikant]

Hello Folks,

I tried the suggestions b) and c) mentioned below first. With no success.
Still the Segmentation fault appeared. After days of struggling with the
grass sources I managed to compile and install it successfully (with the
help of a remote experienced GRASS and UNIX user).

s.in.ascii input=/home/Praktikant/Mosberg.txt sites=DEMMosberg2 d=2 fs=space
worked fine,
but
s.in.ascii input=/home/Praktikant/Mosberg.txt sites=DEMMosberg2 d=2
did result in the segmentation fault.
also in tcltkgrass you have to enter 'space' in the appropriate field to
make it work alright. Leaving this field empty results in the segmentation
fault.

Thank you for your help

Richard



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Von: owner-GRASSLIST at baylor.edu [mailto:owner-GRASSLIST at baylor.edu]Im
Auftrag von Hamish
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 3. November 2004 03:06
An: Praktikant
Cc: grasslist at baylor.edu
Betreff: [GRASSLIST:4706] Re: s.in.ascii segmentation fault


> When I try to import an ascii file with s.in.ascii
> (s.in.ascii input=/home/Praktikant/Mosberg.txt sites=DEMMosberg2 d=2
> fs=space)
>
> I only get the following error-Message:
> Segmentation fault <core dumped>
>
> (s.in.ascii with d=3 works but I want the third parameter as an
> attribute instead of a third dimension)
>
> The Input-file looks like:
>
> 355457.3 5479115.6 371.0
> 355459.7 5479208.2 370.0
> 355462.2 5479300.8 370.0
> 355464.6 5479393.5 379.0
> 355467.1 5479486.1 375.0
> 355469.5 5479578.7 360.0
> 355472.0 5479671.4 350.0
>
> I am running Grass 5.3.0 (15 May 2004) on a Windows machine with
> Cygwin.
>
> Any Help is appreciated.


works as expected for me in Linux.


things to try:
a) update to the lastest CVS.
b) convert the file to UNIX format using dos2unix or TextPad.
c) try 'cat Mosberg.txt | s.in.ascii sites=DEMMosberg2'


let us know how you get on.


Hamish