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20051206: gempak segmentation faults

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  • Subject: 20051206: gempak segmentation faults
  • Date: Tue, 06 Dec 2005 21:12:12 -0700
Frank,

Please provide the testruc.log output of:
cat gribfile | dcgrib2 -v 2 -d testruc.log YYYYMMDDHH_ruc@@@.gem

as well as the listing from gdinfo for the resulting grid file.
Are you able to plot the grid file with gdplot2/gdcntr?

Steve Chiswell


>From: Frank Colby <address@hidden>
>Organization: UMass Lowell
>Keywords: 200512062226.jB6MQ97s009032

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>Dear Unidata Support,
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>I have used dcgrib2 to convert RUC grib files downloaded from the NOMADS 
>server into gempak format, and the decoding process seemed to work 
>fine.  The log file shows bulletins being processed, and normal 
>termination. When I move the gempak file into the $HDS directory and try 
>to select RUC2 as the model, GARP crashes with a segmentation fault.  I 
>have tried just decoding a single time with the same result.  I suspect 
>is it something small but significant, since I have no trouble with 
>other model files.
>
>thanks,
>Frank
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