[Vis5d-users] (no subject)

Just an idea. Have you compiled your conversion program with 'LITTLE'
defined, as in cc -DLITTLE ... ? Alphas are little endian machines,
and this Flag is not very well documented (last time I looked into
vis5d).

HTH,
__Janko


R.B.Oza writes:
 > Hello everybody !
 > I am beginer in using vis5d.
 > Based on the foo2_to_v5d.f file, I have made a conversion program in which
 > innme file is used to initialize the required variables where as G array
 > is populated through multiple files. This program I am running it on
 > Dec-Alpha machine. The conversion program generates the required *.v5d
 > file, however when I try to run v5dinfo or vis5d it gives the following
 > message
 >  Error: not a v5d file
 >  Error: couldn't open *.v5d
 > 
 > In fact in conversion program, at number of places I have put print
 > statement for success and failure (as it is indicated in original
 > foo2_to_v5d.f file), and it is always successfull ! In Map Projection I
 > have tried generic rectilinear (in which I suppose we have to give bounds
 > of the 3D box in arbitrary unit and its increments) and stereographic map
 > projection. Even after number of trials I could not get a v5d file which
 > will not give the error message.
 > 
 > Infact in the same system, I am able visualize LAMPS.v5d data set, and it
 > also works with v5dinfo.
 > 
 > Eagerly waiting for some responce....
 > 
 > Thanks a lot,
 > 
 > R.B.Oza
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