I'll forward this to the user and developer list again to see if we can
scare up Cygwin binaries for 5.4. I know where there are binaries for 5.7,
but not 5.4 yet.
Michael
On 12/9/04 11:03 AM, "Jaroslav Krizan" <krizan@atlas.cz> wrote:
Thank you Michael,
I am using Grass 5.3 version, because i can not find new binaries /5.4/ for
Windows. There are still 5.3 binaries at the
http://grass.itc.it/grass53/binary/mswindows_cygwin/.I really do not know where the problem is, because it was possible to import
text file in this version before I reinstalled Windows XP /with SP2/ and
Cygwin.I am very thankful for your answer.
Sincerely
Jaroslav-----Puvodni zprava-----
Od: Michael Barton [mailto:michael.barton@asu.edu]
Odesl?no: 9. prosince 2004 16:00
Komu: Jaroslav Krizan
P?edm?t: Re: s.in.ascii problemJaroslav,
I am copying the GRASS developer's list about this problem. I think some
(all?) of these problems have been solved in GRASS 5.4, the new stable
version of GRASS (5.3 was the beta for 5.4). Note however, that the last
time I used s.in.ascii in GRASS 5.3, it would not import text data, only
numbers.Michael
On 12/9/04 2:29 AM, "Jaroslav Krizan" <krizan@atlas.cz> wrote:
Hi,
I am sorry that I am distrubing you, but I have the same problem as you had
half year ago.I can not import any ascii file with string characters using s.in.ascii for
GRASS 5.3. It gives a 'segmentation fault. core dump' error.I would like to ask if you have fixed the problem. Thank you very much.
Sincerely
Jaroslav Krizan
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Arizona State University
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