[SAC-HELP] Re: sac-help Digest, Vol 15, Issue 7

jim at okgeosurvey1.gov jim at okgeosurvey1.gov
Thu Sep 14 10:04:04 PDT 2006 

My experience with many versions of SAC on SUNOS, Solaris
and SuSe Linux is that neither SAC macros, nor SAC data
files require an extention. I use macro names with no extention
and .sac for data, but the .sac is only needed because I
have written file manipulation and auto ftp programs
(in expect, bash, perl) to expect it.

Jim Lawson
Oklahoma Geological Survey Observatory
Leonard OK
>   
>  but, i'm wondering what should the Macro file extension should be 
> after creating them with text editors..? and do i need do add 
> SETMACRO command in the sart up system file like .cshrc..?
>   
>  by the way, i'm running SAC2000 Version 00.58d. on SUN os 5.8.
>   
>  sorry, i could find any answer to my problem in the mailing list 
> archieve otherwise i won't send it.
>   
>  any help? any idea?
>   
>  i appreciate it,
>   
>  thank you
>  Talal
>   
>     Stanton, Megan M2Sr at pge.com 
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>   Oops my apologies. Setmacro didn't work for me on a very old 
> version,  0.56a. I hadn't used it on v100. It works fine in v100. 
> Leah what  version are you using?    -----Original Message-----  
> From: sac-help-bounces at iris.washington.edu  [mailto:sac-help-
> bounces at iris.washington.edu] On Behalf Of Brian Savage  Sent: 
> Friday, June 16, 2006 11:33 AM  To: sac-help at iris.washington.edu 
> Subject: Re: [SAC-HELP] MACRO    Megan    The setmacro command 
> works fine for me.    The macro command looks first in the current 
> directory, then the  directories defined by setmacro, and finally 
> in the macros directory  like /usr/local/sac/aux/macros.    Could 
> you provide the version of sac you are using and the command  
> sequence you tried, so we can track down this problem.    Cheers,  
> Brian      Stanton, Megan wrote:  > I also found the setmacro 
> command did not work. However I do know   > where SAC looks for the 
> macros so I just put them in there myself. The    > only difference in
> this directory location for you would be the first   > two 
> directories in my location. So mine looks like this   > 
> /home/sacv100/sac/aux/macros. Put the macros in the macros 
> directory   > and make sure they are executable. Also just typing m 
> is shorthand for    > macro. Saves a few key strokes.  >   > HTH,  
> > Megan  >   > -----Original Message-----  > From: sac-help-bounces 
> at iris.washington.edu  > [mailto:sac-help-bounces at 
> iris.washington.edu] On Behalf Of   > feigelso at rohan.sdsu.edu  > 
> Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2006 3:16 PM  > To: sac-help at 
> iris.washington.edu  > Subject: [SAC-HELP] MACRO  >   > Sac-help,  
> >   > I made a small MACRO file using TextEdit.  I put this into my 
>  > directory that has saved my practice problems when using SAC   
> > (/usr/local/bin).  I saved this small MACRO file as practice.  In 
> SAC  I typed:  >   > SAC>MACRO practice  >   > It then says that 
> the MACRO file is not found.  I tried the SETMACRO   > command but 
> was given the same thing. 
> Does anyone know what I'm doing    > wrong?  >   > Thanks for your 
> help,  >   > Leah  >   >   > 
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> Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:25:04 -0400 (EDT)
> From: Arthur Snoke <snoke at vt.edu>
> Subject: Re: [SAC-HELP] sacio.a for Intel Mac
> To: Georgia Cua <georgia.cua at sed.ethz.ch>
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> Georgia,
> 
> IRIS has two SAC packages: compiled versions for different OS (mac, 
> linux, 
> solaris) and a version with source code and makefiles.  The top 
> directory 
> in the binaries-only is ./sac and there ;is no ./sac/src.  The top 
> directory in the more complete package is ./SAC, and the Makefile 
> is in 
> .SAC/src.  (This is all discussed in ./SAC/Readme.buildsac.)  From 
> what 
> you say, you have the binaries-only distribution.
> 
> The error messages indicates that sacio.a is not being accessed.  
> As you 
> are on an intel mac and the pre-built binaries and sacio.a were 
> built on a 
> non-intel mac, even if you have sacio.a in your library path, it 
> probably 
> will not work.  (I do not have access to an intel mac, so do not 
> know 
> exactly how far rosetta goes in allowing one on Intel mac to use 
> things 
> built on non-intel mac.)
> 
> Kevin's report is good news -- that it is possible to build sac 
> from 
> sources on intel mac and get it to work.  That is the first report 
> I have 
> heard along these lines.
> 
> Arthur
> 
> On Wed, 13 Sep 2006, Georgia Cua wrote:
> 
> > Thanks for your reply Kevin.
> >
> > Are you using the version 100.1 beta?
> >
> > I also have a macbook pro with intel processors. Thus far, I am 
> using sac 
> > v100, and when I untarred the file, there was no /sac/src 
> directory. I 
> > actually have a sacio.a file, but when I try linking to it, I get 
> messages 
> > like the following..
> >
> > /usr/bin/ld: warning /Applications/sac/lib/sacio.a archive's 
> cputype (18, 
> > architecture ppc) does not match cputype (7) for specified -arch 
> flag: i386 
> > (can't load from it)
> > /usr/bin/ld: Undefined symbols:
> > _getfhv_
> > _rsac1_
> > _setfhv_
> > _setnhv_
> > _ttlayr_
> > _ttset_
> > _wsac0_
> > collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
> >
> > Perhaps I will try  100.1 beta.
> >
> > Thanks again,
> >
> >
> > Georgia
> >
> >
> > On Sep 12, 2006, at 6:15 PM, Kevin Mayeda wrote:
> >
> >> Hi Georgia...
> >> 
> >> I downloaded everything from IRIS.  After untarring
> >> the file, I went into /sac/src and found the
> >> 'makefile'.   I just simply typed 'make SACIO and it
> >> created the sacio.a file in the /sac/lib directory.
> >> 
> >> Voila!  It worked!
> >> 
> >> good luck..., let me know if you have issues...,
> >> perhaps I can help.  Keep in mind that I have a
> >> MacBook Pro w/Intel processors..., your environment
> >> might be different.
> >> 
> >> - Kevin Mayeda
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