Hi!

I am writing in c++ and loading an sdf file. This works perfectly for an
osx build, but when I try to load the same file with the windows build of
the program, I get errors and crashing (note: no errors in either the osx
or linux build). I have attached the sdf file as well.

The errors I get are:
[11:57:17] ERROR: Cannot convert     to int on line 24
[11:57:17] ERROR: moving to the begining of the next molecule
[11:57:17] ERROR: Cannot convert     to int on line 51
[11:57:17] ERROR: moving to the begining of the next molecule
[11:57:17] ERROR: Cannot convert     to int on line 71
[11:57:17] ERROR: moving to the begining of the next molecule
[11:57:17] ERROR: Cannot convert     to int on line 100
[11:57:17] ERROR: moving to the begining of the next molecule
[11:57:17] ERROR: Cannot convert     to int on line 138
[11:57:17] ERROR: moving to the begining of the next molecule
[11:57:17] ERROR: Cannot convert 1 8 to int on line 171
[11:57:17] ERROR: moving to the begining of the next molecule
[11:57:17] ERROR: Counts line too short: '$$$$' on line231
[11:57:17] ERROR: moving to the begining of the next molecule


Here is the relevant code snippet:

void load_sdf( std::string const & filename, utility::vector1<
::RDKit::ROMolOP > & mol_vector, bool removeHs) {
        utility::io::izstream data( filename );
        if ( ! data.good() ) {
                TR.Error << "ERROR: Cannot open fragment file '" << filename << 
"'"
<< std::endl;
                utility_exit_with_message("Cannot open fragment file 
"+filename);
        }
        ::RDKit::SDMolSupplier supplier( &data(), /*takeOwnership=*/ false,
/*sanitize=*/ true, removeHs); // Yes, pointer to std::istream -
that's what RDKit wants
        while( ! supplier.atEnd() ) {
                ::RDKit::ROMolOP mol( supplier.next() );
                if( mol ) {
                        mol_vector.push_back( mol );
                }
        }

}


Regards,

Steven Combs

Attachment: basic_fragments.sdf
Description: Binary data

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