Wael Farah

Thanks Paul, Willem, I really appreciate this.

Hi @demorest @straten, apologies to revive this thread, but do you think I should compile psrchive (and all its dependencies) from source? I was pretty thrilled that psrchive is now included as a conda package which makes it easy for users to install/use. I'm also happy to help with testing any beta versions here on our cluster if you would like. Thanks again!

Sorry I meant conda-forge*

Hi @straten, The script would not work because of the get_param call. I just saw that in the fix, thanks for implementing it! Should I wait for it to be available on source-forge, or should I go ahead with a manual compilation?

or maybe an alias can work

Thanks Paul. I'm not extremely familiar with the intricacies of psrchive/dspsr, but what is the typical equivalent call to psrcat look like? Is it simply psrcat -E JNAME > pulsar.par. I'm thinking a psrinfo script that looks like: #!/bin/bash psrcat $@ should do the trick?

psrinfo

Hi AJ, The fix might be easier as the input filterbank file has already the right za/az angles. i.e. there is no need to recompute the angles, for my case at least.