Open metempleton opened 3 months ago
The good news is that the command line includes the -x
option forcing the input to be considered StationXML, which it is not in this case.
The bad news is that removing that option and trying again results in a program fault:
evalresp BK CMB 2005 001 0.001 5000 5001 -b62_x 1 -u 'def' -f RESP.BK.CMB.LKS.txt
evalresp(67344,0x7ff84ef4efc0) malloc: *** error for object 0x600003d65200: pointer being freed was not allocated
evalresp(67344,0x7ff84ef4efc0) malloc: *** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
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I downloaded the response in StationXML and it results in the same fault. That XML is attached.
I downloaded the RESP file for BK.CMB..LKS for 2004,167,00:00:00 to 2010,351,00:00:00 using the resp ws, but this command:
% evalresp BK CMB 2005 001 0.001 5000 5001 -b62_x 1 -u 'def' -vx -f RESP.BK.CMB..LKS.txt Mon Jun 10 14:12:13 2024 [INFO] << EVALRESP RESPONSE OUTPUT V5.0.1 >> Mon Jun 10 14:12:13 2024 [ERROR] Could not parse input
could not read it. This SNCL/epoch is the SEED manual example for how to combine polynomial and linear response stages in the same RESP file. I've included that RESP file here. I discovered this issue when trying to troubleshoot a similar response from a user.
RESP.BK.CMB..LKS.txt