Closed danielhrisca closed 7 years ago
Definitely, I do not understand what is your environment difference with mine that could cause this error. I could not reproduce your issue, I have what you expected. exact try from my side: python 3.5.3 64bit, python 2.7.13 64bit, numpy 1.11.2, debian I will try on windows environment with anaconda
I only use WinPython distributions on Windows (7 x64 and 10 x64).
I tried with anaconda on win10 and python 3.6.0 64bit, anaconda 4.3.1, numpy 1.11.3 and I could not reproduce your issue.
WinPython uses numpy compiled with Intel MKL library. Maybe this could be the root cause. I'll check to see if regular numpy works correctly.
I've tried this on Ubuntu, and I still get an error:
I am a bit puzzled. Are you testing the same file that you sent me ?
It's the same file attached to issue #67
ok, I'll test with winPython on Windows
I tried on win10 with winPython 3.5.3 zero and installed from pythonlibs numpy with mkl and I could not reproduce your issue. I also tried with winPython 3.6.1 complete, I could not also reproduce your issue. Sorry I am a bit stuck there. Are you sure you did not do any modification to the code ?
Well I've installed WinPython on two different machines and I get this issue. One a third machine with Ubuntu I've pip installed mdfreader and again I get the issue. To make sure I'm using the 170 MB with 36424 channels.
I am using virtualbox for win10 on the same machine but I doubt this could be the reason I cannot reproduce, considering you have also this problem with ubuntu. I also tried on another machine with ubuntu, still I cannot reproduce. I think we are trying with the same file, same number of channels (a lot) but just in case, the one you sent me has 192.5Mo ? Also I do not use pip but rather python setup.py develop in the source folder.
Then it is not the same file. It should be a mdf version 3 file of 176,1MB. If you extract again the attachment from issue #67 you will have the correct file.
ok, good news, I can reproduce and will investigate
Hi, Last commit should have solved this issue and #74 Can you check it ?
Hi, I will try this next week
Hello Aymeric,
the latest master solves this issue.
Using the test.mdf file, for the channel _FAIL_RAM_MEM21 the output from mdfreader 0.2.5 is and it should be
(Python 3.4.4 32 bit, mdfreader 0.2.5, numpy 1.11.3)