Helena Mitasova wrote: > >> The sites issues are fixed (I commented the offending code out). > > > > By "fixed", I meant making the code work. > > the site related input and output is not essential and needs to be > updated to vector points anyway so I commented it out (until > somebody who is interested in having that output will update > it to vector format - it may be me, my student or somebody else). > > So the #1 and #2 is not there any more. Let me know if I should delete > it completely rather than comment it out - I am keeping it there in case > I can get to it sometimes soon.
AFAIK, the G_sites_* functions should continue to work. It just needs to be borne in mind that the "handle" in no longer a FILE*, so you can't interchange G_sites_close() and fclose() in the way that you could before (or rely upon the "file" being closed automatically upon exit). The code to handle old-style sites files still exists, but the functions were renamed to G_oldsites_*. However, those functions only exist for the benefit of v.in.sites (i.e. converting old to new). > The waterglobs.h issue is more complicated and I need to find out first > why it has been done the way it is there - I need more time for that, > but the code should compile and work as it is (at least it does for me). If there's any disagreement between simlib/waterglobs.h and r.sim.*/waterglobs.h, there will be problems, as only simlib/waterglobs.h is guaranteed to match the library (insofar as any mismatch should generate a warning). At most, I would expect that the r.sim.* versions may contain additional declarations, specific to the individual modules. If that's the case, it should just be an issue of moving such declarations into a local_proto.h (or similar) file. -- Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ grass-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-dev
