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Steve-Thanks. That did the trick. It's been an annoying problem for some time with Garp and Nmap as well, so I'm glad to finally get it resolved.
John At 10:10 AM 12/20/00, Steve Chiswell wrote:
John, I encountered similar problems when placing all the radar coded message grids (HAXA00 KWBC) in a single daily file. The problem was the length of the string that is used to return all the times in a file. In the 5.6.A release I made yesterday: $GEMPAK/source/programs/gui/nmap2/nmap_dslw.c, you will find in: void dslw_layerSet(layer) * Chiz/Unidata 12/00 Increased gdclst size 1024->4096 *You can see if this value is large enough, or you need to increase it some more.Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, john horel wrote: > Folks- > > I'm trying to get NMAP2 to handle input grid files that have many times in > the same daily file, i.e., we have gridded analyses every 15 minutes (192 > total times, as we compute 3-h pressure differences every 15 minutes). > NMAP2 core dumps at the point when it is figuring out the number of times > available to select from. I've bumped up the only obvious parameter to me, > MAX_PIXMAP=88 in xwprm.h). Has anyone resolved this problem for similar > nmap2 applications? For example, we run into the same type of problem when > we have too many days of eta grid files in the appropriate directory- in> that case, the work-around is to scrub the older files and keep nmap2 happy.> > Thanks > > John >
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