Dear all,
I've got a fully patched AMBER 9, compiled with g95 and running under
the latest version of cygwin (with everything in the Base category
installed) on a WindowsXP machine. I started to perform the tests (make
test.serial in the test directory) but, after each test, something
similar to the following is printed:
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$ make test.serial
cd dmp; ./Run.dmp
../dacdif: line 46: getopts: `mdout.dmp.save': not a valid identifier
Usage: ../dacdif [-k] [-s] [-t {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8}] [-v] [-w]
original_file new_files
Description
Strip irrelevant differences from all files and then diff
original_file with each new_file, sending diff's to new_file.dif
Options
-k
keep temporary files; the default is to remove them.
-s
ignore the sign of floating point numbers.
-t n={0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8}
truncate the last n digits of floating point numbers.
-v
do not emit verbose messages that indicate the processing
status.
-w
ignore whitespace. Note that trailing whitespace and
blank lines are removed regardless of this option.
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Has anyone else experienced this? I can't find anything similar in the
mailing list archive. I know cygwin uses ash as a replacement for sh...
could they process arguments slightly differently?
If I manually change into one of the test subdirectories (e.g. dmp) and
type '../dacdif mdout.dmp.save mdout.dmp' then I get the same error
message.
Regards,
Steve.
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