#37 DSPSR usage
Hi Willem,
ok I played around with NUTMAX and set it to several values up until 20 000, but everytime I get the same error message again after the reinstallation:
Tempo::predict input: ' 55506.6 55507.6'
Tempo::tempo system (tempo -z -f pulsar.eph << EOD
55506.6 55507.6
EOD
)
Unrecognised label: TZSITE
TZ source list for site = g
PSR Nspan Ncoeffs Maxha Freq
----------------------------------------------
0534+2200 120 15 12 8350.00000
Current date is 9-JAN-11, or MJD 55570.562
Enter first and last MJD, or hit return to run for today:
6-NOV-10 through 7-NOV-10
WARNING: time.dat too long, not all read
UT1 table overflow
Tempo::predict loading polyco.dat
****** BEGINNING OF FILE ******
********* END OF FILE *********
polyco::polyco this=0x28097f0
polyco::load (/tmp/tempo/polyco.dat)
polyco::load FILE*
polyco::load string*
polyco::load (string*) return npollys=0
polyco::~polyco this=0x28097f0
Error::stack
dsp::LoadToFold1::prepare
polyco::load(FILE*)
Error::InvalidState
Error::message
no polynomials loaded
When I re-run the make script of Tempo, I get the following warnings:
gfortran -ffixed-line-length-none -g -O2 -c -o tempo.o tempo.f
tempo.f:393.20:
do afmjd=fmjd1,fmjd2,tsid
1
Warning: Deleted feature: Loop variable at (1) must be integer
tempo.f:393.21:
do afmjd=fmjd1,fmjd2,tsid
1
Warning: Deleted feature: Start expression in DO loop at (1) must be integer
tempo.f:393.27:
do afmjd=fmjd1,fmjd2,tsid
1
Warning: Deleted feature: End expression in DO loop at (1) must be integer
tempo.f:393.33:
do afmjd=fmjd1,fmjd2,tsid
1
Warning: Deleted feature: Step expression in DO loop at (1) must be integer
gfortran -ffixed-line-length-none -g -O2 -c -o timcalc.o timcalc.f
At this point I assume that the functionality of Tempo is maybe limited due to the fact that I use gfortran as compiler and not g77 (?).
The NPT variable was set to 100000 when I started using Tempo. When I change this to a higher value, I get more warnings as described above.
However, it seems to me that the problem lies probably not only in the single parameters of Tempo.
Cheers,
Natalia