Re: [opendx-users] Errors importing file into Opendx....please tell me what I am doing wrong!!

Arun, Have you checked the opendx-users archives? I seem to remember other discussions of the bufsize mismatch problem. Joel === Joel Richardson, Ph.D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Jackson Laboratory Phone: (207)

Re: [opendx-users] Execution with SIDE_EFFECTs

David, Thanks for looking into this. I did read the documentation, but obviously didn't quite get it. Going back and reading the documentation a bit on this, it appears that your assumption that adding SIDE_EFFECT results in the module always runs is correct. However, the assumption that

Re: [opendx-users] Errors importing file into Opendx....please tell me what I am doing wrong!!

Hi Joel, yes, I have checked many of the messages in the archives, but haven't found anything specific to my problem yet. Am still checking (the archive is pretty large), but no luck yet. So, if you (or anybody for that matter) could help me out, I'd be really glad. Thanks, regards, Arun.Joel

Re: [opendx-users] Errors importing file into Opendx....please tell me what I am doing wrong!!

The bufsize mismatch is just a warning and can be ignored. It is some code that lets you know that socket bufsize's are not matching but does not cause any kind of error message. The problem you are having with Import is relative to the 3rd message you report ERROR: Import: internal error:

Re: [opendx-users] How to remove Welcome window

Since you are using the dx startup process, dx, every-time you click Open or New program, it is going to shutdown the current visual programming setup and start a new one. You are better off using the File menu in the programming environment and selecting New or Open from there and then you

[opendx-users] Hello loadable module

Hi, I'm testing the samples/program_guide/*. The hello (inboard) and hello_outboard module did work fine. But when I try to compile hello_loadable, I got the following error message: make hello_loadable /usr/local/dx/bin/mdf2c -m hello_loadable.mdf userhello_load.c gcc -I/usr/local/dx/include

[opendx-users] how to clip image

I've been trying to make a movie file, so I need to have my images in the same place for every frame without changing sizes. I was trying to do the following: clip_box- render -- write_image |- autocamera ---^ When I tried this, I got an ERROR:RENDER: Invalid data

Re: [opendx-users] Hello loadable module

You must compile with the proper flags for a linux loadable module to make sure it links correctly add --shared -eDXEntry to the compile line. David -- . David L. Thompson Visualization and Imagery

[opendx-users] cell-based data

Hi, I'm new to OpenDX (though I've got a long history with AVS 5) and after going through all the tutorials and examples, I'm still having trouble visualizing my data set. I've got model results on a regular (finite difference) 3-D mesh and I'd like to visualize them as voxels, that is as

Re: [opendx-users] Errors importing file into Opendx....please tell me what I am doing wrong!!

Hi David, I tried seeing what's in the file, it seems to be empty?! The file is called p1.dat.dx. I wrote a program taking help from an example (in the Fem3D manual), I used the command save(opendx, p1.dat, M) to save the program's result in it (M is a mesh used in the code). Do you think there

Re: [opendx-users] Hello loadable module

Hi David, Thanks, it works. So, the makefile of dxsamples-4.3.2 should be updated. Under Linux, the orignal: hello_loadable: $(HELLOLOAD) $(DXCC) $(INCLUDES) $(DXCFLAGS) -c hello.c $(DXCC) $(INCLUDES) $(DXCFLAGS) -c userhello_load.c $(DXCC)