No valid parameter file

[Daniel Kinalczyk]

Hello guys,

after one successful run with Force's level 2 module I'm getting the error:

No valid parameter file!
Parsing parameter file failed.

I thought that I may mixed something up while changing some settings but I retried the Force tutorial regarding the force level 2 processor and I'm still getting the error.

My parameter file settings can be found in the attachment file.

I'm running Force on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

[david frantz]

Hi Daniel,

the ++PARAM_LEVEL2_START++ and ++PARAM_LEVEL2_END++ keywords at the beginning and end of the file are missing.

Cheers,

David

[Daniel Kinalczyk]

Hi David,

those two lines are in the actual parameter file included. I left them out, because I thought it would be easier to read. But you can find the whole parameter file in the attachment.

But: Force seems to process the scene nonetheless, at least the logfile says:

: dc: 100.00%. wc:   1.75%. sc:   0.05%. cc:  54.05%.  1 product(s) written. Success! Processing time: 03 mins 36 secs

Cheers,

Daniel

[david frantz]

Hi Daniel,

I don't understand.. If the following error is printed, the program will exit. It is not possible that the program will produce output. 

No valid parameter file!

Parsing parameter file failed.

Can you please explain more? I am confused..

Cheers,

David

[Daniel Kinalczyk]

Hey David,

I retried it a couple of minutes ago and it produced the same error while obviously producing a file.

I did:

~$ force-level1-sentinel2 /media/USER/HD0/force/data/level1/California /media/USER/HD0/force/data/level1/California/california.txt "-121.83284/39.744399896499196,-120.55211/39.72445184157785,-120.58624/38.73593643111066,-121.84912/38.75519833855342,-121.83284/39.744399896499196" 2020-05-28 2020-05-31 0 50

then:

~$ force-parameter /media/USER/HD0/force/data/param LEVEL2 1

renamed the parameter file as it is recommended.

and started processing with:

~$ force-level2 /media/USER/HD0/force/data/param/L2_California.prm

I get:

~$ force-level2 /media/USER/HD0/force/data/param/L2_California.prm
1 images enqueued. Start processing with 6 CPUs

No valid parameter file!
Parsing parameter file failed.

Computers / CPU cores / Max jobs to run
1:local / 6 / 1

Computer:jobs running/jobs completed/%of started jobs/Average seconds to complete
ETA: 0s Left: 1 AVG: 0.00s  local:1/0/100%/0.0s No valid parameter file!
Parsing parameter file failed.
ETA: 0s Left: 0 AVG: 0.00s  local:0/1/100%/184.0s

So I'd think that nothing has happened and if I check the log file it says:

/media/USER/HD0/force/data/level1/California/T10SFH/S2B_MSIL1C_20200529T184919_N0209_R113_T10SFH_20200529T204246.SAFE
: dc: 100.00%. wc:   1.75%. sc:   0.05%. cc:  54.05%.  1 product(s) written. Success! Processing time: 03 mins 04 secs

Then I go to the level 2 directory and check, if there are any files and there they are:

I thought that they are maybe damaged or something, therefore I tried to open and read them in R and it worked.

Used parameter file in the attachment.

Cheers,

Daniel

 

[david frantz]

Hi Daniel.

I reproduced your example, and it worked fine:

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force-level2 param/L2_California.prm

1 images enqueued. Start processing with 6 CPUs

Computers / CPU cores / Max jobs to run

1:local / 64 / 1

Computer:jobs running/jobs completed/%of started jobs/Average seconds to complete

ETA: 0s Left: 0 AVG: 0.00s  local:0/1/100%/304.0s

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Logfile:

 cat log/*

/home/frantzda/temp/kinalczyk/level1/California/T10SFH/S2B_MSIL1C_20200529T184919_N0209_R113_T10SFH_20200529T204246.SAFE

: dc: 100.00%. wc:   1.75%. sc:   0.05%. cc:  54.05%.  1 product(s) written. Success! Processing time: 05 mins 03 secs

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The only difference is that your CPU is much faster than mine ;)

I am sorry but I have no idea what is happening... I don't see any reason how your output is even possible...

Just to make sure, did you change the code? Are you running the latest version?

Cheers.

David

[Daniel Kinalczyk]

I didn't change the code and I'm running Force v. 3.2.1. I did follow your install instructions (including splits). As long as it works... but it's confusing.

Please let me ask one last question:

I've read the part regarding data which is "stored" in ESAs Long Time Archive. I need some old data and if I do the search request with:

~$ force-level1-sentinel2 /media/USER/HD0/force/data/level1/California /media/USER/HD0/force/data/level1/California/california.txt "-121.208/39.370,-120.291/39.370,-120.291/38.498,-121.208/38.498,-121.208/39.370" 2017-03-29 2017-05-09 0 50

 

I get following message for each file found:

S2A_MSIL1C_20170427T183921_N0205_R070_T10SGJ_20170427T184524.SAFE: Pulling from Long Term Archive. Failed. Something is not right

Does that mean, that I successfully pulled a request?

Cheers,

Daniel

[david frantz]

Hi Daniel,

sorry for the delay here, I didn't find time to give support recently..

Considering the LTA.. It might be that ESA has changed something on their end.. again.. or that there was a temporary downtime.. hard to say..

Pulling from Long Term Archive. Failed. Something is not right: Does that mean, that I successfully pulled a request?

No, it means that the request was not accepted. 

When I run your request, I see the following:

2020-07-15_09:27:45 - Found 18 S2A/B files.

2020-07-15_09:27:45 - Found 18 S2A/B files on this page.

S2A_MSIL1C_20170427T183921_N0205_R070_T10SGJ_20170427T184524.SAFE: Pulling from Long Term Archive. Success. Rerun this program after a while

S2A_MSIL1C_20170427T183921_N0205_R070_T10SGH_20170427T184524.SAFE: Pulling from Long Term Archive. Failed. You have exhausted your user quota. Rerun this program after a while

This means: the 1st image was pulled from the LTA (it should be available within the next 24h). The 2nd image failed, because there is a user quota of 1 request per hour per user.

We are currently looking into other mirrors, but a satisfactory solution will need some more time..

Cheers,

David

[Cornelius Senf]

Hi David!

Just to let you know, I ran into the same error as Daniel. Everything worked smoothly until I changed the folder naming, manually adjusting all files to the new folder names. Since changing the folder names I get the same error (No valid parameter file! Parsing parameter file failed.), but FORCE is running and produces Level2 products. I am running FORCE 3.5.1.

Cornelius

[david frantz]

Hi Cornelius,

... this is really puzzling - and troubling. I checked the code, again, and I am really wondering how this is even possible?!???

The relevant code snippets look like this, if you spot any mistake, please let me know.. I am not seeing anything that could explain this.

Cheers,

David

parse_param_lower(){

  ...

  if (not ok){

    printf("No valid parameter file!\n"); return FAILURE;}

    

  ...

    

  return SUCCESS;

}

main(){

  

  ...

  // parse parameter file

  if (parse_param_lower(pl2) != SUCCESS){

    printf("Parsing parameter file failed.\n"); return FAILURE;}

    

  ...

  return SUCCESS;

}

[moh713...@gmail.com]

This always happen with me buy it continues running and producing datacube

[david frantz]

weird...

@Daniel, @Cornelius, @Mohammed, can you please post a full print-out from the "make" command?

The only thing I can think of, is that the variables "SUCCESS" and "FAILURE" are re-defined by any other library...

Cheers,

David

[moh713...@gmail.com]

yes,

##########################################################################

# 

# This file is part of FORCE - Framework for Operational Radiometric 

# Correction for Environmental monitoring.

# 

# Copyright (C) 2013-2020 David Frantz

# 

# FORCE is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify

# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by

# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or

# (at your option) any later version.

# 

# FORCE is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,

# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of

# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the

# GNU General Public License for more details.

# 

# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License

# along with FORCE. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

# 

##########################################################################

##########################################################################

# Modify the following lines to match your needs

# Installation directory

BINDIR=/usr/local/bin

# Libraries

GDAL=-I/usr/include/gdal -L/usr/lib -Wl,-rpath=/usr/lib

GSL=-I/usr/include/gsl -L/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -Wl,-rpath=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -DHAVE_INLINE=1 -DGSL_RANGE_CHECK=0

CURL=-I/usr/include/curl -L/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -Wl,-rpath=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -I/usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/curl -L/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -Wl,-rpath=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu

OPENCV=-I/usr/local/include/opencv4 -L/usr/local/lib -Wl,-rpath=/usr/local/lib

#SPLITS=-I/usr/local/include/splits -L/usr/local/lib -Wl,-rpath=/usr/local/lib

# Linked libs

LDGDAL=-lgdal

LDGSL=-lgsl -lgslcblas

#LDSPLITS=-lsplits -larmadillo

LDOPENCV=-lopencv_core -lopencv_ml -lopencv_imgproc

LDCURL=-lcurl

# NO! changes below this line (unless you know what to do, then go ahead)

##########################################################################

### COMPILER

GCC=gcc

GPP=g++

G11=g++ -std=c++11

CFLAGS=-O3 -Wall -fopenmp

#CFLAGS=-g -Wall -fopenmp

### DIRECTORIES

DB=bash

DP=python

DC=src/cross-level

DL=src/lower-level

DH=src/higher-level

DA=src/aux-level

TB=temp-bin

TC=temp-cross

TL=temp-lower

TH=temp-higher

TA=temp-aux

### TARGETS

all: temp cross lower higher aux exe

cross: string_cl enum_cl cite_cl utils_cl alloc_cl stack_cl imagefuns_cl param_cl date_cl datesys_cl lock_cl cube_cl dir_cl stats_cl pca_cl tile_cl queue_cl warp_cl sun_cl quality_cl sys_cl konami_cl download_cl read_cl

lower: table_ll param_ll meta_ll cube_ll equi7_ll glance7_ll atc_ll sunview_ll read_ll radtran_ll topo_ll cloud_ll gas_ll brdf_ll atmo_ll aod_ll resmerge_ll coreg_ll coregfuns_ll acix_ll modwvp_ll

higher: param_hl progress_hl tasks_hl read-aux_hl read-ard_hl quality_hl bap_hl level3_hl cso_hl tsa_hl index_hl interpolate_hl stm_hl fold_hl standardize_hl pheno_hl polar_hl trend_hl ml_hl texture_hl lsm_hl lib_hl sample_hl imp_hl cfimp_hl l2imp_hl

aux: param_aux param_train_aux train_aux

exe: force force-parameter force-qai-inflate force-tile-finder force-tabulate-grid force-l2ps force-higher-level force-train force-lut-modis force-mdcp force-stack

.PHONY: temp all install install_ bash python clean build

### TEMP

temp:

mkdir -p $(TB) $(TC) $(TL) $(TH) $(TA)

### CROSS LEVEL COMPILE UNITS

string_cl: temp $(DC)/string-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/string-cl.c -o $(TC)/string_cl.o

enum_cl: temp $(DC)/enum-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/enum-cl.c -o $(TC)/enum_cl.o

cite_cl: temp $(DC)/cite-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/cite-cl.c -o $(TC)/cite_cl.o

utils_cl: temp $(DC)/utils-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/utils-cl.c -o $(TC)/utils_cl.o -lm

alloc_cl: temp $(DC)/alloc-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/alloc-cl.c -o $(TC)/alloc_cl.o

stack_cl: temp $(DC)/stack-cl.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) -c $(DC)/stack-cl.c -o $(TC)/stack_cl.o $(LDGDAL)

imagefuns_cl: temp $(DC)/imagefuns-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/imagefuns-cl.c -o $(TC)/imagefuns_cl.o

param_cl: temp $(DC)/param-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/param-cl.c -o $(TC)/param_cl.o

date_cl: temp $(DC)/date-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/date-cl.c -o $(TC)/date_cl.o

datesys_cl : temp $(DC)/datesys-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/datesys-cl.c -o $(TC)/datesys_cl.o

lock_cl: temp $(DC)/lock-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) -c $(DC)/lock-cl.c -o $(TC)/lock_cl.o $(LDGDAL)

sys_cl: temp $(DC)/sys-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/sys-cl.c -o $(TC)/sys_cl.o

konami_cl: temp $(DC)/konami-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/konami-cl.c -o $(TC)/konami_cl.o

sun_cl: temp $(DC)/sun-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/sun-cl.c -o $(TC)/sun_cl.o

cube_cl: temp $(DC)/cube-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/cube-cl.c -o $(TC)/cube_cl.o

tile_cl: temp $(DC)/tile-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) -c $(DC)/tile-cl.c -o $(TC)/tile_cl.o $(LDGDAL)

dir_cl: temp $(DC)/dir-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/dir-cl.c -o $(TC)/dir_cl.o

stats_cl: temp $(DC)/stats-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/stats-cl.c -o $(TC)/stats_cl.o

pca_cl: temp $(DC)/pca-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GSL) -c $(DC)/pca-cl.c -o $(TC)/pca_cl.o $(LDGSL)

queue_cl: temp $(DC)/queue-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/queue-cl.c -o $(TC)/queue_cl.o

warp_cl: temp $(DC)/warp-cl.cpp

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) -c $(DC)/warp-cl.cpp -o $(TC)/warp_cl.o $(LDGDAL)

quality_cl: temp $(DC)/quality-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/quality-cl.c -o $(TC)/quality_cl.o

download_cl: temp $(DC)/download-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(CURL) -c $(DC)/download-cl.c -o $(TC)/download_cl.o $(LDCURL)

read_cl: temp $(DC)/read-cl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DC)/read-cl.c -o $(TC)/read_cl.o

### LOWER LEVEL COMPILE UNITS

table_ll: temp $(DL)/table-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/table-ll.c -o $(TL)/table_ll.o

param_ll: temp $(DL)/param-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/param-ll.c -o $(TL)/param_ll.o

meta_ll: temp $(DL)/meta-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) -c $(DL)/meta-ll.c -o $(TL)/meta_ll.o $(LDGDAL)

atc_ll: temp $(DL)/atc-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/atc-ll.c -o $(TL)/atc.o

sunview_ll: temp $(DL)/sunview-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/sunview-ll.c -o $(TL)/sunview.o

read_ll: temp $(DL)/read-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) -c $(DL)/read-ll.c -o $(TL)/read.o $(LDGDAL)

brdf_ll: temp $(DL)/brdf-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/brdf-ll.c -o $(TL)/brdf_ll.o

geo_ll: temp $(DL)/geo-ll.cpp

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/geo-ll.c -o $(TL)/geo_ll.o

cube_ll: temp $(DL)/cube-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/cube-ll.c -o $(TL)/cube_ll.o

 

equi7_ll: temp $(DL)/equi7-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/equi7-ll.c -o $(TL)/equi7_ll.o

glance7_ll: temp $(DL)/glance7-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/glance7-ll.c -o $(TL)/glance7_ll.o

radtran_ll: temp $(DL)/radtran-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/radtran-ll.c -o $(TL)/radtran_ll.o

topo_ll: temp $(DL)/topo-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/topo-ll.c -o $(TL)/topo_ll.o

cloud_ll: temp $(DL)/cloud-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/cloud-ll.c -o $(TL)/cloud_ll.o

gas_ll: temp $(DL)/gas-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GSL) -c $(DL)/gas-ll.c -o $(TL)/gas_ll.o $(LDGSL)

atmo_ll: temp $(DL)/atmo-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) -c $(DL)/atmo-ll.c -o $(TL)/atmo_ll.o $(LDGDAL)

aod_ll: temp $(DL)/aod-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) -c $(DL)/aod-ll.c -o $(TL)/aod_ll.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL)

resmerge_ll: temp $(DL)/resmerge-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GSL) -c $(DL)/resmerge-ll.c -o $(TL)/resmerge_ll.o $(LDGSL)

coreg_ll: temp $(DL)/coreg-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/coreg-ll.c -o $(TL)/coreg_ll.o

coregfuns_ll: temp $(DL)/coregfuns-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/coregfuns-ll.c -o $(TL)/coregfuns_ll.o

acix_ll: temp $(DL)/acix-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DL)/acix-ll.c -o $(TL)/acix_ll.o

 modwvp_ll: temp $(DL)/modwvp-ll.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) -c $(DL)/modwvp-ll.c -o $(TL)/modwvp_ll.o $(LDGDAL)

 

### HIGHER LEVEL COMPILE UNITS

 

param_hl: temp $(DH)/param-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/param-hl.c -o $(TH)/param_hl.o

progress_hl: temp $(DH)/progress-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/progress-hl.c -o $(TH)/progress_hl.o

tasks_hl: temp $(DH)/tasks-hl.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(OPENCV) -c $(DH)/tasks-hl.c -o $(TH)/tasks_hl.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDOPENCV)

read-aux_hl: temp $(DH)/read-aux-hl.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(OPENCV) -c $(DH)/read-aux-hl.c -o $(TH)/read-aux_hl.o $(LDOPENCV)

read-ard_hl: temp $(DH)/read-ard-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) -c $(DH)/read-ard-hl.c -o $(TH)/read-ard_hl.o $(LDGDAL)

quality_hl: temp $(DH)/quality-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/quality-hl.c -o $(TH)/quality_hl.o

index_hl: temp $(DH)/index-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GSL) -c $(DH)/index-hl.c -o $(TH)/index_hl.o $(LDGSL)

interpolate_hl: temp $(DH)/interpolate-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/interpolate-hl.c -o $(TH)/interpolate_hl.o

stm_hl: temp $(DH)/stm-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/stm-hl.c -o $(TH)/stm_hl.o

fold_hl: temp $(DH)/fold-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/fold-hl.c -o $(TH)/fold_hl.o

standardize_hl: temp $(DH)/standardize-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/standardize-hl.c -o $(TH)/standardize_hl.o

 

# SPLITS crashes if compiled with C++11

pheno_hl: temp $(DH)/pheno-hl.cpp

$(GPP) $(CFLAGS) $(SPLITS) -c $(DH)/pheno-hl.cpp -o $(TH)/pheno_hl.o $(LDSPLITS)

polar_hl: temp $(DH)/polar-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/polar-hl.c -o $(TH)/polar_hl.o

trend_hl: temp $(DH)/trend-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/trend-hl.c -o $(TH)/trend_hl.o

 

bap_hl: temp $(DH)/bap-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(GSL) -c $(DH)/bap-hl.c -o $(TH)/bap_hl.o $(LDGSL)

level3_hl: temp $(DH)/level3-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/level3-hl.c -o $(TH)/level3_hl.o

cso_hl: temp $(DH)/cso-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/cso-hl.c -o $(TH)/cso_hl.o

tsa_hl: temp $(DH)/tsa-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/tsa-hl.c -o $(TH)/tsa_hl.o

ml_hl: temp $(DH)/ml-hl.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(OPENCV) -c $(DH)/ml-hl.c -o $(TH)/ml_hl.o $(LDOPENCV)

texture_hl: temp $(DH)/texture-hl.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(OPENCV) -c $(DH)/texture-hl.c -o $(TH)/texture_hl.o $(LDOPENCV)

lsm_hl: temp $(DH)/lsm-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/lsm-hl.c -o $(TH)/lsm_hl.o

lib_hl: temp $(DH)/lib-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) $(OPENCV) -c $(DH)/lib-hl.c -o $(TH)/lib_hl.o

sample_hl: temp $(DH)/sample-hl.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/sample-hl.c -o $(TH)/sample_hl.o

imp_hl: temp $(DH)/improphe-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/improphe-hl.c -o $(TH)/imp_hl.o

 

cfimp_hl: temp $(DH)/cf-improphe-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/cf-improphe-hl.c -o $(TH)/cfimp_hl.o

 

l2imp_hl: temp $(DH)/l2-improphe-hl.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DH)/l2-improphe-hl.c -o $(TH)/l2imp_hl.o

 

### AUX COMPILE UNITS

param_aux: temp $(DA)/param-aux.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DA)/param-aux.c -o $(TA)/param_aux.o

param_train_aux: temp $(DA)/param-train-aux.c

$(GCC) $(CFLAGS) -c $(DA)/param-train-aux.c -o $(TA)/param_train_aux.o

train_aux: temp $(DA)/train-aux.cpp

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(OPENCV) -c $(DA)/train-aux.cpp -o $(TA)/train_aux.o $(LDOPENCV)

### EXECUTABLES

force: temp cross $(DA)/_main.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) -o $(TB)/force $(DA)/_main.c $(TC)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL)

force-parameter: temp cross aux $(DA)/_parameter.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) $(OPENCV) -o $(TB)/force-parameter $(DA)/_parameter.c $(TC)/*.o $(TA)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL) $(LDOPENCV)

force-tile-finder: temp cross $(DA)/_tile-finder.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) -o $(TB)/force-tile-finder $(DA)/_tile-finder.c $(TC)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL)

force-tabulate-grid: temp cross $(DA)/_tabulate-grid.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) -o $(TB)/force-tabulate-grid $(DA)/_tabulate-grid.c $(TC)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL)

force-train: temp cross aux $(DA)/_train.cpp

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) $(OPENCV) -o $(TB)/force-train $(DA)/_train.cpp $(TC)/*.o $(TA)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL) $(LDOPENCV)

 

force-qai-inflate: temp cross higher $(DA)/_quality-inflate.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) $(SPLITS) $(OPENCV) -o $(TB)/force-qai-inflate $(DA)/_quality-inflate.c $(TC)/*.o $(TH)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL) $(LDSPLITS) $(LDOPENCV)

 

force-l2ps: temp cross lower $(DL)/_level2.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) -o $(TB)/force-l2ps $(DL)/_level2.c $(TC)/*.o $(TL)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL)

force-higher-level: temp cross higher $(DH)/_higher-level.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) $(SPLITS) $(OPENCV) -o $(TB)/force-higher-level $(DH)/_higher-level.c $(TC)/*.o $(TH)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL) $(LDSPLITS) $(LDOPENCV)

force-lut-modis: temp cross lower $(DL)/_lut-modis.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) -o $(TB)/force-lut-modis $(DL)/_lut-modis.c $(TC)/*.o $(TL)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL)

force-mdcp: temp cross $(DA)/_md_copy.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) -o $(TB)/force-mdcp $(DA)/_md_copy.c $(TC)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL)

force-stack: temp cross $(DA)/_stack.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) -o $(TB)/force-stack $(DA)/_stack.c $(TC)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL)

### dummy code for testing stuff  

dummy: temp cross aux higher src/dummy.c

$(G11) $(CFLAGS) $(GDAL) $(GSL) $(CURL) $(SPLITS) $(OPENCV) -o $(TB)/dummy src/dummy.c $(TC)/*.o $(TA)/*.o $(TH)/*.o $(LDGDAL) $(LDGSL) $(LDCURL) $(LDSPLITS) $(LDOPENCV)

  

### MISC

install_:

chmod 0755 $(TB)/*

cp $(TB)/* $(BINDIR)

clean:

rm -rf $(TB) $(TC) $(TL) $(TH) $(TA) 

bash: temp

cp $(DB)/force-cube.sh $(TB)/force-cube

cp $(DB)/force-l2ps_.sh $(TB)/force-l2ps_

cp $(DB)/force-level1-csd.sh $(TB)/force-level1-csd  

cp $(DB)/force-level1-landsat.sh $(TB)/force-level1-landsat

cp $(DB)/force-level1-sentinel2.sh $(TB)/force-level1-sentinel2

cp $(DB)/force-level2.sh $(TB)/force-level2

cp $(DB)/force-mosaic.sh $(TB)/force-mosaic

cp $(DB)/force-pyramid.sh $(TB)/force-pyramid

cp $(DB)/force-procmask.sh $(TB)/force-procmask

cp $(DB)/force-tile-extent.sh $(TB)/force-tile-extent

cp $(DB)/force-magic-parameters.sh $(TB)/force-magic-parameters

sed -i 's+BINDIR=???+BINDIR=$(BINDIR)+g' $(TB)/force-level2

python: temp

cp $(DP)/force-synthmix.py $(TB)/force-synthmix

install: bash python install_ clean

build:

$(eval V := $(shell grep '#define _VERSION_' src/cross-level/const-cl.h | cut -d '"' -f 2 | sed 's/ /_/g'))

$(eval T :=$(shell date +"%Y%m%d%H%M%S"))

tar -czf force_v$(V)_$(T).tar.gz src bash python images docs Makefile LICENSE README.md

[david frantz]

Hey Mohammed, 

I actually meant the lines that are appearing on the screen when you execute "make".

Best,

David

[moh713...@gmail.com]

Hey David,

you mean during installing the FORCE?

OR when the command which gives this message : 

No valid parameter file!

Parsing parameter file failed.if this , it is this :

force-level2 /home/localuser/force/param/yem_LS_Glance7-AF.prm

All the best

[david frantz]

Hey, 

during installation, i.e. when you type "make".

Best,

David

[moh713...@gmail.com]

Hey,

this is as documented :

sudo make install

[david frantz]

please just type "make", and then copy everything that appears on the screen....