['t', 'w', 'z2', 'z_']
Auxinfo =
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "funcspec_tests.py", line 44, in <module>
DSfuncspec = RHSfuncSpec(fsargs)
File "/home/juanpi/Resources/PyDSTool/FuncSpec.py", line 2291, in __init__
FuncSpec.__init__(self, kw)
File "/home/juanpi/Resources/PyDSTool/FuncSpec.py", line 324, in __init__
self.generateAuxFns()
File "/home/juanpi/Resources/PyDSTool/FuncSpec.py", line 471, in generateAuxFns
self._genAuxFnPy(pytarget=True)
File "/home/juanpi/Resources/PyDSTool/FuncSpec.py", line 812, in _genAuxFnPy
raise ValueError("Invalid argument list given in Jacobian.")
ValueError: Invalid argument list given in Jacobian.
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Testing PyCont_Catalytic_demo.py -..
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PyCont.plot.info()
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can't invoke "event" command: application has been destroyed
while executing
"event generate $w <<ThemeChanged>>"
(procedure "ttk::ThemeChanged" line 6)
invoked from within
"ttk::ThemeChanged"
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I saw a segfault somewhere in among th eoutputs but miss it. I can record a log if you are interested.
Thanks
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The funcspec test is unexpected, but may be fixed in the Bzr repo (assuming you were testing the sourceforge release). Either way, if it's Jacobian-related then you'll be safe to do other things that don't need that until you update. I didn't get any such error on Debian in the Bzr repo version on the system I have access to.
I'd like to know the seg fault origin, if you can see where. I've known that to happen occasionally on one PyCont-AUTO script, and it's unclear why it's not a consistent problem across different machines if the other tests runs.
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Debian 7.0, python 2.7, 64-bit
Testing funcspec_tests.py -..
Testing PyCont_Catalytic_demo.py -..
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I saw a segfault somewhere in among th eoutputs but miss it. I can record a log if you are interested.
Thanks
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The funcspec test is unexpected, but may be fixed in the Bzr repo (assuming you were testing the sourceforge release). Either way, if it's Jacobian-related then you'll be safe to do other things that don't need that until you update. I didn't get any such error on Debian in the Bzr repo version on the system I have access to.
I'd like to know the seg fault origin, if you can see where. I've known that to happen occasionally on one PyCont-AUTO script, and it's unclear why it's not a consistent problem across different machines if the other tests runs.