Re: [casper] bitstream: command not found
If you want to execute it directly from bash, try putting at the top of the
file:
#!/usr/bin/env python
This tells bash to run /usr/bin/env (to find out where your python is
installed) and to use that to interpret the rest of the file.
Also, make sure there's a quote mark starting the text comment box at the top
(before the \n; looks like yours is missing, unless it's just a copy-paste
error).
Jason
On 20 Apr 2013, at 20:06, Mark Wagner wrote:
Hi Katherine,
I think you're asking bash to execute the script and not python. Try
calling it with python or put a python shebang in there (making sure
the path is correct).
Mark
On Sat, Apr 20, 2013 at 10:40 AM, katherine viviana cortes urbina
kattycort...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have a new error when I ran the .bof to using ./tut3_2048.py 192.168.100.2
-b tut3_1ghz_2013_Apr_09_1815.bof this is:
\nAuthor: Jason Manley, November 2009.
: File name too long
./tut3_2048.py: line 15: bitstream: command not found
./tut3_2048.py: line 18: syntax error near unexpected token `('
./tut3_2048.py: line 18: `def exit_fail():'
In the tut3_2048.py I have definite the:
bitstream = 'tut3_1ghz_2013_Apr_09_1815.bof' and fpga.progdev(bitstream) in
the script.
any idea?
Cheers
katty
Re: [casper] bitstream: command not found
hi all,
I solved changing by a name more short 'tut4', this is the error File
name too long.
When I used
fpga=corr.katcp_wrapper.FpgaClient('192.*',7147)
fpga.progdev('tut4')
fpga.is_connected()
fpga.listdev()
I got the some error, I don't know for why??
I always execute it directly from bash, this function ok. I be able to
execute from path the file tut3.py
./tut3.py ROACH_ip_address tut4.bof
Katty
2013/4/22 Jason Manley jman...@ska.ac.za
If you want to execute it directly from bash, try putting at the top of
the file:
#!/usr/bin/env python
This tells bash to run /usr/bin/env (to find out where your python is
installed) and to use that to interpret the rest of the file.
Also, make sure there's a quote mark starting the text comment box at the
top (before the \n; looks like yours is missing, unless it's just a
copy-paste error).
Jason
On 20 Apr 2013, at 20:06, Mark Wagner wrote:
Hi Katherine,
I think you're asking bash to execute the script and not python. Try
calling it with python or put a python shebang in there (making sure
the path is correct).
Mark
On Sat, Apr 20, 2013 at 10:40 AM, katherine viviana cortes urbina
kattycort...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have a new error when I ran the .bof to using ./tut3_2048.py
192.168.100.2
-b tut3_1ghz_2013_Apr_09_1815.bof this is:
\nAuthor: Jason Manley, November 2009.
: File name too long
./tut3_2048.py: line 15: bitstream: command not found
./tut3_2048.py: line 18: syntax error near unexpected token `('
./tut3_2048.py: line 18: `def exit_fail():'
In the tut3_2048.py I have definite the:
bitstream = 'tut3_1ghz_2013_Apr_09_1815.bof' and
fpga.progdev(bitstream) in
the script.
any idea?
Cheers
katty
[casper] bitstream: command not found
Hi all,
I have a new error when I ran the .bof to using ./tut3_2048.py
192.168.100.2 -b tut3_1ghz_2013_Apr_09_1815.bof this is:
\nAuthor: Jason Manley, November 2009.
: File name too long
./tut3_2048.py: line 15: bitstream: command not found
./tut3_2048.py: line 18: syntax error near unexpected token `('
./tut3_2048.py: line 18: `def exit_fail():'
In the tut3_2048.py I have definite the:
bitstream = 'tut3_1ghz_2013_Apr_09_1815.bof' and
fpga.progdev(bitstream) in the script.
any idea?
Cheers
katty
Re: [casper] bitstream: command not found
Hi all,
I have a new error when I ran the .bof to using ./tut3_2048.py
192.168.100.2 -b tut3_1ghz_2013_Apr_09_1815.bof this is:
\nAuthor: Jason Manley, November 2009.
: File name too long
./tut3_2048.py: line 15: bitstream: command not found
./tut3_2048.py: line 18: syntax error near unexpected token `('
./tut3_2048.py: line 18: `def exit_fail():'
In the tut3_2048.py I have definite the:
bitstream = 'tut3_1ghz_2013_Apr_09_1815.bof' and
fpga.progdev(bitstream) in the script.
any idea?
Is your indentation messed up in the script? Errors from Line 18 leads me
to think so.
Can you post the whole script so we can see what lines 15 and 18 are?
John
Cheers
katty
Re: [casper] bitstream: command not found
Hi Katherine,
I think you're asking bash to execute the script and not python. Try
calling it with python or put a python shebang in there (making sure
the path is correct).
Mark
On Sat, Apr 20, 2013 at 10:40 AM, katherine viviana cortes urbina
kattycort...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have a new error when I ran the .bof to using ./tut3_2048.py 192.168.100.2
-b tut3_1ghz_2013_Apr_09_1815.bof this is:
\nAuthor: Jason Manley, November 2009.
: File name too long
./tut3_2048.py: line 15: bitstream: command not found
./tut3_2048.py: line 18: syntax error near unexpected token `('
./tut3_2048.py: line 18: `def exit_fail():'
In the tut3_2048.py I have definite the:
bitstream = 'tut3_1ghz_2013_Apr_09_1815.bof' and fpga.progdev(bitstream) in
the script.
any idea?
Cheers
katty
