On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 5:58 AM, Travis Collier wrote:
> One more thing for parcellfun. If nproc > the number of jobs, it
> breaks in a not nice way.
>
> a = parcellfun(4, @(x) (x+1), num2cell([1:2]))
>
> A bit more complete test:
> a = parcellfun(4, @(x,y) (x+y), num2cell([1:2]), num2cell([1:2]))
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 5:30 AM, Travis Collier wrote:
> Sorry, I've blasted that installed version so I can't test it again.
> However, very simple commands were hanging and/or core dumping with a
> broken pipe error:
> a = parcellfun( 2, @(x) (x+1), num2cell([1 2 3]) )
>
> What was a bit odd, and
Hi guys
I narrowed down the command which causes a segmentation fault in my Windows 7,
64 bits, Octave 3.2.0 install
clear all;
This is odd but might make sense? Not sure, as the above been deprecated to
only do a 'clear' ? (incidently, clear with nothing afterwards works)
Thanks
Phil
I have a script, and here is the content of line 61
method='BooSam';
and I get the following when I execute the script.
error: `phil_test_calib2' undefined near line 61 column 1
any reasons? My understanding is that even if it was undefined, it should work.
Thanks for any leads.
Phil
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One more thing for parcellfun. If nproc > the number of jobs, it
breaks in a not nice way.
a = parcellfun(4, @(x) (x+1), num2cell([1:2]))
A bit more complete test:
a = parcellfun(4, @(x,y) (x+y), num2cell([1:2]), num2cell([1:2]))
Easy one line fix as the last thing in the argument checking (jus
Sorry, I've blasted that installed version so I can't test it again.
However, very simple commands were hanging and/or core dumping with a
broken pipe error:
a = parcellfun( 2, @(x) (x+1), num2cell([1 2 3]) )
What was a bit odd, and took me a minute to figure out, was that if
nproc was set at 1, e
tir, 16 06 2009 kl. 04:50 -0500, skrev dmelliott:
> O.K., let's give this a try. The demo is changed. See if it is O.K.,
> if you would (works on my Pentium II).
This looks fine to me, although you should use '%!demo' rather than '%!
test' -- the latter is for unit testing, whereas '%!demo
