On 03/30/2018 01:47 PM, Matthew Newville wrote:
Hi Al, Bruce,
Is there a need to run analysis codes running 32-bit Linux? I haven't
seen one of those in a long time, and don't plan on testing or
supporting any codes on that platform.
I'm not even excited about supporting 32-bit Windows.
Hi Al, Bruce,
Is there a need to run analysis codes running 32-bit Linux? I haven't seen
one of those in a long time, and don't plan on testing or supporting any
codes on that platform.
I'm not even excited about supporting 32-bit Windows.
--Matt
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Still puzzling. I sort of understand what you are seeing, but it makes
little sense, isn't consistent with my understanding of how package
loading in perl works, and certainly is not something I have seen before.
Try putting
use Graphics::GnuplotIF;
somewhere near the top of
Hm, we're getting somewhere. Putting the 'use Carp;' line now has dathena
come up, but delivering this error:
Use of uninitialized value in subroutine entry at
/usr/local/lib/i386-linux-gnu/perl/5.24.1/Demeter/Plot/Gnuplot.pm line 29.
and when you exit, it pops up a dialogue box with this
Well ... the beam just dumped, so let's see if I can figure this out
Demeter does not use Carp::Clan, so the version number of
libcarp-clan-perl is irrelevant.
This is a puzzler for me. I have never seen this problem over many,
many versions of perl. So there is something I don't
Hello -
We're trying to install demeter on a 32-bit system running Debian 9.2
Stretch. The 'perl Build.PL' and 'Build' run into no issues, but when we
try running 'Build test' we get the following error messages:
t/001_base.t String found where operator expected at
