[GRASS-dev] Python scripts- 2 small questions

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Greetings

I have two small questions regarding Python Scripting (that can be associated with GRASS):
1- is there any way or module that can be used to check if current machine is a 32b or 64b?
2- is there any way to check if a produced GRID ASCII was correctly built?

Thanks
Antonio

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2011/7/6 António Rocha <antonio.rocha@deimos.com.pt>:

1- is there any way or module that can be used to check if current machine
is a 32b or 64b?

i think that you can use platform.architecture()

2- is there any way to check if a produced GRID ASCII was correctly built?

maybe you can create a function with python gdal, if it is possible to
read the file it's correct otherwise not

Thanks
Antonio

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Hello Luca (and thanks)
platform.architecure() replies regarding Python Architecture/plaftorm not the system. In a 64b machine I got 32bits (in Windows).
Any other suggestion?

Thanks
Antonio

Luca Delucchi wrote:

2011/7/6 António Rocha <antonio.rocha@deimos.com.pt>:

1- is there any way or module that can be used to check if current machine
is a 32b or 64b?
    
i think that you can use platform.architecture()

2- is there any way to check if a produced GRID ASCII was correctly built?

maybe you can create a function with python gdal, if it is possible to
read the file it's correct otherwise not

Thanks
Antonio

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2011/7/7 António Rocha <antonio.rocha@deimos.com.pt>:

Hello Luca (and thanks)
platform.architecure() replies regarding Python Architecture/plaftorm not
the system. In a 64b machine I got 32bits (in Windows).
Any other suggestion?

maybe a bug on windows? [0]
I try on GNU/Linux and it works correctly

Thanks
Antonio

[0] http://bugs.python.org/issue7860

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