Call for py2exe testers.
ocefpaf
My name is Filipe Fernandes and I'm one of the Google Summer of Code
students working under the mentor-ship of the CCC,
I would like to call users to test a windows executable version of
ccc-gistemp generated with py2exe. It is available for download here:
http://code.google.com/p/ccc-gistemp/downloads/detail?name=ccc-gistemp-exe.zip
If you wish to recreate the executable go to my branch:
http://code.google.com/p/ccc-gistemp/source/browse/#svn/branches/2011-05-18/gsoc
download the source and type: "python setup_exe.py py2exe" under a
windows machine with py2exe installed.
A example result can be visualized here:
goo.gl/anwVq
Thanks for helping, Filipe.
David Jones
> Helllo ccc-gistemp list,
>
> My name is Filipe Fernandes and I'm one of the Google Summer of Code
> students working under the mentor-ship of the CCC,
>
> I would like to call users to test a windows executable version of
> ccc-gistemp generated with py2exe. It is available for download here:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/ccc-gistemp/downloads/detail?name=ccc-gistemp-exe.zip
I'd just like to add that since I don't have a windows machine, I'd
especially appreciate the efforts of anyone who steps forward to test
out Filipe's windows executable.
Going forward, I'm quite excited by the prospect of a packaged version
of ccc-gistemp that you can just download and run (later, Filips will
be making a GUI and making ccc-gistemp go faster, both of which will
help accessibility enormously).
David Jones
Climate Code Foundation
Nick Barnes
> I would like to call users to test a windows executable version of
> ccc-gistemp generated with py2exe. It is available for download here:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/ccc-gistemp/downloads/detail?name=ccc-gistemp-exe.zip
Running this now. It Just Works (at least, so far). Awesome.
I think that some future version should:
- come with all the source code, allowing users to modify it, in such
a way that run.exe will use the modified code.
- come with some minimal set of input data.
But this is already quite a big step forward in accessibility for ccc-gistemp.
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Nick Barnes, Climate Code Foundation, http://climatecode.org/
Vijay Barve
I am glad that we are making progress with GSOC.
I tried it on Windows XP Professional.
I have following suggestions:
1. It will be nice if we include a readme.txt file in the zip telling what all is expected to happen and how much time it might take when we run this.
2. Display is bit confusing for me like "Load GHCN Record" means I need to load something ? If the prohramming is loading you might want to say "Loading GHCN Record"
3. For me the program stopped at 1 USHCN records have no GHCN counterpart. I was confused if the program is hanging or terminated. And where to look for the results. This all might be touched upon in the readme.txt file.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Vijay
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Filipe Pires Alvarenga Fernandes
> Hi
>
> I am glad that we are making progress with GSOC.
>
> I tried it on Windows XP Professional.
>
> I have following suggestions:
>
> 1. It will be nice if we include a readme.txt file in the zip telling what
> all is expected to happen and how much time it might take when we run this.
Yes, that is missing. I'm adding it to the package right now.
> 2. Display is bit confusing for me like "Load GHCN Record" means I need to
> load something ? If the prohramming is loading you might want to say
> "Loading GHCN Record"
Humm, those are the same message for the "standard' ccc-gistemp.
However, I prefer "loading" to "load" as well.
> 3. For me the program stopped at 1 USHCN records have no GHCN counterpart. I
> was confused if the program is hanging or terminated. And where to look for
> the results. This all might be touched upon in the readme.txt file.
It is just a really long step, the program probably did not hang-up on
you. I'll see if I can add a "status bar" to show that.
> I hope this helps.
Yes, thanks.
-F
Filipe Pires Alvarenga Fernandes
> On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 16:32, ocefpaf <oce...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I would like to call users to test a windows executable version of
>> ccc-gistemp generated with py2exe. It is available for download here:
>>
>> http://code.google.com/p/ccc-gistemp/downloads/detail?name=ccc-gistemp-exe.zip
>
> Running this now. It Just Works (at least, so far). Awesome.
>
> I think that some future version should:
> - come with all the source code, allowing users to modify it, in such
> a way that run.exe will use the modified code.
> - come with some minimal set of input data.
1) Minimum set of input data: Yes, definitely!
2) Source code: I do not know, for users that will change the source
code a direct call "python tool/run.py" is much easier than the py2exe
binary.
-Filipe.
> But this is already quite a big step forward in accessibility for ccc-gistemp.
> --
> Nick Barnes, Climate Code Foundation, http://climatecode.org/
>
Filipe Pires Alvarenga Fernandes
> ok, thanks, is this the normal source-code in py?
Yes. However, if you wish to use the source code of ccc-gistemp go for
the stable version at:
http://code.google.com/p/ccc-gistemp/downloads/detail?name=ccc-gistemp-0.6.1.tar.gz
-F
> Am 14.06.2011 17:39, schrieb Filipe Pires Alvarenga Fernandes:
>>
>> Humm, we are working a Linux installable package. Since virtually all
>> Linux distro already ships a python interpreter that should work for
>> most users.
>>
>> Stay tuned!
>>
>> -Filipe.
>>
>> 2011/6/14 Joerg Kampmann<kamp...@ibk-consult.de>:
>>>
>>> hi thank you, is there any LINUX-version (with python)?
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John Keyes
Last bit of output was:
... running vischeck
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "run.py", line 274, in <module>
File "run.py", line 259, in main
File "run.py", line 116, in vischeck
File "tool\vischeck.pyo", line 361, in chartit
File "tool\vischeck.pyo", line 132, in asgooglechartURL
ValueError: min() arg is an empty sequence
-John
Filipe Pires Alvarenga Fernandes
> I ran it on Windows 7.
Thanks for testing, nice to know that ir runs on W7.
> Last bit of output was:
> ... running vischeck
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "run.py", line 274, in <module>
> File "run.py", line 259, in main
> File "run.py", line 116, in vischeck
> File "tool\vischeck.pyo", line 361, in chartit
> File "tool\vischeck.pyo", line 132, in asgooglechartURL
> ValueError: min() arg is an empty sequence
That is a known error. The latest data downloaded is
"9641C_201106_F52.avg.gz" and according to David:
"The output file is empty, probably because the input files have land
data up to 2011-05 and ocean data up to 2011-04. In this case
ccc-gistemp refuses to produce the usual output file, which causes
vischeck to complain. There are other output files in the result/
directory which have reasonable data in them (eg, the land-only and
ocean-only results)."
For a full run use the data from 2011-02-22:
http://ccc-gistemp.googlecode.com/files/ccc-gistemp-input-20110222.zip
Thanks again for testing, Filipe.
John Keyes
>
> http://ccc-gistemp.googlecode.com/files/ccc-gistemp-input-20110222.zip
Just an FYI. I used this data and it completed the run.
Result: http://goo.gl/MKqcz
> Thanks again for testing, Filipe.
You're welcome Filipe, hope you're enjoying your GSoC.
-John