To all: Today I put the source code and the *.ps manual files on the moon
server as /grass/incoming/fragstats1.0.Z
This is a compressed tar archive. You can compile only the raster version
which will process GRASS rasters. Prior to using fragstats you must
uncompress the grass raster file (r.compress -u) into a raw file.
The source code has compiled cleanly on several different systems here. It
is not a grass program, so it can be put anywhere on your system. I believe
you have to run the command
make -f Makefile
to start the compilation.
Good luck.
Jim Hinthorne Voice: 509-963-2826
GIS/Geology FAX: 509-963-1047
Central Washington Univ. E-mail: geol1@cwu.edu
Miltinho (RIBEIRO, M.C.)
Quantitative Methods Laboratory
Forest Science Department
ESALQ/University of Sao Paulo
Brazil
On Wed, 8 Feb 1995, Jim Hinthorne wrote:
To all: Today I put the source code and the *.ps manual files on the moon
server as /grass/incoming/fragstats1.0.Z
This is a compressed tar archive. You can compile only the raster version
which will process GRASS rasters. Prior to using fragstats you must
uncompress the grass raster file (r.compress -u) into a raw file.
The source code has compiled cleanly on several different systems here. It
is not a grass program, so it can be put anywhere on your system. I believe
you have to run the command
make -f Makefile
to start the compilation.
Good luck.
Jim Hinthorne Voice: 509-963-2826
GIS/Geology FAX: 509-963-1047
Central Washington Univ. E-mail: geol1@cwu.edu
Miltinho (RIBEIRO, M.C.)
Quantitative Methods Laboratory
Forest Science Department
ESALQ/University of Sao Paulo
Brazil
On Wed, 8 Feb 1995, Jim Hinthorne wrote:
To all: Today I put the source code and the *.ps manual files on the moon
server as /grass/incoming/fragstats1.0.Z
This is a compressed tar archive. You can compile only the raster
version
> which will process GRASS rasters. Prior to using fragstats you must
> uncompress the grass raster file (r.compress -u) into a raw file.
>
> The source code has compiled cleanly on several different systems here. It
> is not a grass program, so it can be put anywhere on your system. I believe
you have to run the command
make -f Makefile
to start the compilation.
Good luck.
Jim Hinthorne Voice: 509-963-2826
GIS/Geology FAX: 509-963-1047
Central Washington Univ. E-mail: geol1@cwu.edu