We are trying to use GRASS 5.0.2. Every attempt (binary, recompiling) fails. Running with ddd we get a segfault in execvp when invoking r.in.gdal to import data. (Redhat 7.3) Can anyone give us a clue as to what in the world we are doing wrong? It worked ONCE (the first time) and no amount of reloading/recompiling will make it work again. ???
Thanks for any suggestions.
Jim
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Jim Hettmer wrote:
We are trying to use GRASS 5.0.2. Every attempt (binary, recompiling)
fails. Running with ddd we get a segfault in execvp when invoking
r.in.gdal to import data. (Redhat 7.3)
Are you using the --with-gdal option in the configure script? This might
be better as it links directly to the GDAL library and doesn't use the
'gdalbridge' code in GRASS. I have a nagging suspicion that it may be out
of sync with the current GDAL API and causing the segmentation faults
(although I could be totally wrong). If this is true however, using an
older version of GDAL may also be something to try if you don't want to
recompile GRASS.