Error using examples

[Miki]

Hi,
I tried the mammal example and got an error that closed RESNET.

these were my inputs:
wv_mammal_input
136
maml_target5.txt
60

This was my error:
- ERROR: Number of cells must be greater than 0.

Then this dialog box came up:
Debug Assertion Failed!

Program: e:\w...resnet.exe
File : fprintf.c
Line: 56

Expression: str!=NULL
For information on how your program can cause an assertion failure,
see the Visual C++ documentation on assertions

I had saved the files from this google group as text files?
Please let me know if I have done something wrong?

M

[Trevon Fuller]

Michelle,

I was able to replicate the error that you described and think I have
a solution. ResNet requires that the path to each input and output
file contains no blank spaces. For example, if you save the input
files to the desktop in Windows, part of the path to the file will be
"Documents and Settings\<USER NAME>\Desktop". (Since "Documents and
Settings" contains two blank spaces, ResNet would not be able to find
a file saved to a folder on the Desktop.) When one or more blank
spaces is present in the path, ResNet cannot find the input file. This
is why part of the error said "Number of cells must be greater than
0." The path to the ResNet executable is abbreviated as e:
\w...resnet.exe in your error message. Are there any blank spaces in
the unabbreviated path?
The solution to this problem is to save the input files to a
location on the hard disk that does not include any blank spaces,
e.g., "e:\ResNet\". Also make sure that the location to which you tell
ResNet to write the output files contains no blank spaces.
If this does not solve the problem, let me know. If the error is
arising for another reason, I may be able to diagnose the problem by
looking at the file logfile.txt generated automatically by ResNet.
Feel free to upload logfile.txt to the "Files" section of the Google
Group.

Thanks,
Trevon

[Miki]

Thanks,
That worked, I appreciate the swift reply!

cheers

M