On 11/24/2016 08:57 PM, Dr. K. C. Bhamu wrote: > 1. Initialised without any problem. > 2. runsp_lapw -orb -ec 0.0001 -cc 0.0005 -i 2 -fc 2 works fine > but if I run > 3. runsp_c_lapw -orb -ec 0.0001 -cc 0.0005 -i 2 -fc 2 gave me two > problems:
> hup: Command not found.
> LAPW0 END
> ORB END
> ORB END
> LAPW1 END
> LAPW2 END
> LAPWDM END
> CORE END
> CORE END
> MIXER END
> Unmatched ".
> MIXER END
> Unmatched ".
> in cycle 2
> ********
Ah, the csh! You have got to love a good error message.
First question: Does the calculation stop there? I am under the
impression that sometimes this “Unmatched "” is sometimes “harmless”.
If so, is there any other error message? “Unmatched "” is not even
the last output.
Second question: are those asterisks (*) part of the output or did you
add them?
> kcbhamu@Lenovo-B570:~/wien_work/test_case/AAO_LU_50$ csh -v
> $WIENROOT/run_lapw -NI -i 1
Third question: You wrote ‘runsp_c’ gave you problems but ‘runsp’
works fine, yet now you are testing ‘run’. What gives?
> the out put of this command is this (I do not understand what is mean by
> this output) and I see and error message at the bottom:
Sometimes, reading the fine manual really helps: ‘man csh’ says
(search for ‘-v’)
-v Sets the ‘verbose’ shell variable, so that command input is
echoed after history substitution.
and further down (searching for ‘verbose’ now)
verbose If set, causes the words of each command to be printed,
after history substitution (if any). Set by the -v command
line option.
So, first thing I notice in the output that you posted is that
“Unmatched "” does not appear! Instead, at the end, you have
> lapw1full:
> total_exec lapw1 $it0 $para $nohns $readHinv0 $cmplx $scratchstring
> LAPW1 - Error
> printf "\n> stop error\n" >> $dayfile
> printf "\n> stop error\n"
>
> *> stop error*
> *exit 9*
which is probably a totally unrelated error. (I suspect it is related
to the question which script you are running …)
One more comment:
> hup
> hup: Command not found.
I do not know where that comes from since ‘hup’ is supposed to be a
csh builtin. (Or is it tcsh only? You can see which version you are
running with ‘csh --version’.) Anyway, it should not be a problem.
Elias
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