Hello --
Yes, that sounds like a bug. Would you be willing to share the OpenDX files that you were trying this with?
Thanks,
--
Nathan Baker
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Phone:
+1-509-375-3997
http://nabaker.me
From: Lane Votapka <
lvota...@gmail.com<mailto:
lvota...@gmail.com>>
Date: Friday, February 15, 2013 4:04 PM
To: APBS-USERS mailing list <
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Subject: [apbs-users] mergedx2 resolution
Hello APBS users/developers,
I believe that there is a bug in the mergedx2 program when the -r (resolution) argument is used.
When I type this command:
mergedx2 -r 0.5 -o gridmerged2.dx *_-PE0.dx
I recieve this error:
# main: Reading Headers...
WARNING: The specified output resolution is greater than the
resolution of the input DX files. Upsampling.......
# main: Dimensions of the merged grid
# main: nx = 2261, ny = -
2147483648<tel:
2147483648>, nz = -
2147483648<tel:
2147483648>
# main: hx = 0.499895, hy = 0.000001, hz = 0.000001
# main: xmin = -575.530000, ymin = -560.902000, zmin = -589.033000
# main: xmax = 554.232005, ymax = 548.614121, zmax = 594511896
VASSERT: ASSERTION FAILURE! filename vmem.c, line 241, ((num > 0) && (size > 0))
Aborted
The program will even fail if I use -r 1.0 (the default). I'll bet it's somethin to do with the ny, and nz parameters output near the top.
mergedx2 without the -r argument works just fine, but that does me no good since I do want to change the resolution of my grid.
Best,
-Lane
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