OK. I've committed a change to ast/unit.c which should fix this. It was a
gross bug - I'm amazed it only caused problems on Solaris.
David
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Mark Taylor wrote:
> David,
>
> the current SPARC-SOL9 starjava nightly build test suite failure (see
> http://dev.starlink.ac.uk/build/SPARC-SOL9/logs/starjava.1109221462.log)
> appears to be down to a bug in AST (channels by the look of it):
>
> rlsul0 % cat chan.c
> #include "ast.h"
> #include <stdio.h>
>
> int main( int argc, char *argv ) {
> AstFrame *f = astFrame( 2, "" );
> AstChannel *chan = astChannel( NULL, NULL, "" );
> printf( "AST Version: %d\n", astVersion );
> astWrite( chan, f );
> }
>
> rlsul0 % setenv STARLINK /home/rlsul0/cvsbuild/nightly-build/build/build-root
> rlsul0 % setenv PATH ${STARLINK}/bin:$PATH
> rlsul0 % setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $STARLINK/lib
> rlsul0 % cc -I$STARLINK/include -L$STARLINK/lib chan.c `ast_link`
> rlsul0 % ./a.out
> AST Version: 3005006
> Begin Frame # Coordinate system description
> # Title = "2-d coordinate system" # Title of coordinate system
> Naxes = 2 # Number of coordinate axes
> # Lbl1 = "Axis 1" # Label for axis 1
> # Lbl2 = "Axis 2" # Label for axis 2
> !! AST: Error at line 7 in file chan.c.
> ! Missing operator after numerical string '6.9599'.
> rlsul0 %
>
> I think this is Solaris-specific.
>
> Mark
>
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