Hi Ramiro,
Didn’t think it would be that simple but good to get the obvious out of the way
first.
I take it you’re using Python 3 not 2 (we don’t keep the 2 builds as up to
date). Creating a new conda environment is a good way to test. You can use:
conda create -n spdtest spdlib
To create a new conda environment with just SPDLib.
If this doesn’t work you can try going back to an older version using:
conda create -n spdtest spdlib=3.1.3
Thanks,
Dan
> On 9 Feb 2015, at 20:28, Ramiro Silveyra González <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi Daniel,
>
> I have shorten the paths for the email. Input, output and XML file are
> written with full path. The command is part of sh script I have created with
> an adapted version of Pete's multi SPD tiles processing. Tile scripts are
> created by a Python script and then submitted to the CPU cores.
>
> It has worked previously without troubles on my laptop in both ways, single
> file processing and multiprocessing, exactly the same command with same
> files, so memory allocation shouldn't be a problem. Now it doesn't.
>
> On the big computer there is a newer installed version of anaconda, and there
> it has never work, no matter what script, input, output, XML file I submit to
> spdmetrics.
>
> I have noticed that depending on which order I installed packages with
> anaconda, spdlib fails to open files. However, I have tried to reinstall the
> packages but I didn't work out. My next idea is to create an anaconda
> environment for the spdlib and try to run the scripts from there, in case
> some packages dependencies were the source of the problem.
>
> Best,
>
> Ramiro
>
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