Good day
A user at the University of the Witwatersrand is trying to use
the fparse
program, version 3.6b. The input file as follows works fine and
produces
output.
5 6
Alpha 110110
Beta 110000
Gamma 100110
Delta 011001
Epsilon 001110
The program manual states that the program can accept as input
up to 8
different states, but if the above input is changed to include
more
alternative states as follows, the program produces an error.
Modified input - three possible states
5 6
Alpha 120110
Beta 120000
Gamma 120110
Delta 011021
Epsilon 021110
Error:
Error: Bad discrete states file 'sample.dat': read 10 states for
'Alpha',
expected 6
Error: Unable to read discrete states from 'sample.dat'
Died: fpars terminated: Bad value for '-infile' with -auto
defined
fpars exited with status 1...
What could be the reason for this?
The user also stated that when using a Windows based stand alone
implementation of the pars program the input file worked fine.
Any help would be appreciated.
Kind Regards
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