well than I misunderstood the release notes http://grass.itc.it/grass5/source/NEWS.html
I thought that r.series and ! r.mapcalc3 (i.e new: r.mapcalc): errors fixed (Glynn Clements) are normal commands and are now included in the new GRASS version. But they are only in the source code, right?
well then I will give the source code a go.
cheers Martin
P.S.: only for interest: how do I install r.series with the binary?
>
> r.series isn't built by default (and so won't be in any of the binary
> distributions).
>
> There isn't an "r.mapcalc3" program; the new version of r.mapcalc is
> called "r.mapcalc" (the source code is in src/raster/r.mapcalc3; the
> old r.mapcalc is still in the source package, but isn't built).
I guess you are refering to r3.mapcalc? The volume tools?
They *may* show up in 5.0.3 as they are rather stable now.
Markus Neteler
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Martin Wegmann wrote:
well than I misunderstood the release notes
http://grass.itc.it/grass5/source/NEWS.html
I thought that r.series and ! r.mapcalc3 (i.e new: r.mapcalc): errors
fixed (Glynn Clements) are normal commands and are now included in the
new GRASS version. But they are only in the source code, right?
r.series is only available if you compile GRASS from the source code.
It isn't built as a result of running "make" (which is why it isn't in
the binary packages); you have to compile it separately (or modify
src/CMD/lists/GRASS before running "make").
The new r.mapcalc *is* in the binary packages (from at least -pre4
onwards); the program itself is called r.mapcalc, although the source
code is in src/raster/r.mapcalc3. The *old* r.mapcalc isn't in the
binary packages, but its source code is still in the source packages
(and CVS), in src/raster/r.mapcalc.
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Glynn Clements <glynn.clements@virgin.net>
r.series is only available if you compile GRASS from the source code.
It isn't built as a result of running "make" (which is why it isn't in
the binary packages); you have to compile it separately (or modify
src/CMD/lists/GRASS before running "make").
I installed grass 5.0.2 source code sucessfully (well no error messages at the
end 
) and read the part "compiling modules not compiled by default" in the
INSTALL GRASS text, to install r.series.
how do I compile it seperately? in the INSTALL textit is described that you
have t type gmake5 in the modules's directory, but in which directory shall
the module directory be - the one in /usr/local/... or
the one in my home directory from where i installed GRASS? - either in the
module directory under / (only one called module:
/usr/local/grass5/tcltkgrass/module) nor under ~/ could I find r.series.
cheers Martin and happy Easter
Oggi wrote:
> r.series is only available if you compile GRASS from the source code.
> It isn't built as a result of running "make" (which is why it isn't in
> the binary packages); you have to compile it separately (or modify
> src/CMD/lists/GRASS before running "make").
I installed grass 5.0.2 source code sucessfully (well no error messages at the
end ) and read the part "compiling modules not compiled by default" in the
INSTALL GRASS text, to install r.series.
how do I compile it seperately? in the INSTALL textit is described that you
have t type gmake5 in the modules's directory, but in which directory shall
the module directory be - the one in /usr/local/... or
the one in my home directory from where i installed GRASS? - either in the
module directory under / (only one called module:
/usr/local/grass5/tcltkgrass/module) nor under ~/ could I find r.series.
It is referring to the directory which contains the module's source
code.
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Glynn Clements <glynn.clements@virgin.net>
On Fri, Apr 18, 2003 at 01:57:04PM +0200, Martin Wegmann wrote:
well than I misunderstood the release notes http://grass.itc.it/grass5/source/NEWS.html
I thought that r.series and ! r.mapcalc3 (i.e new: r.mapcalc): errors
fixed (Glynn Clements) are normal commands and are now included in the new
GRASS version.
... I have clarified the NEWS.html.
"+ r.mapcalc (the new r.mapcalc): errors fixed (Glynn Clements)
+ r.series: added for time series analysis, not in binary version (Glynn Clements)
"
Markus