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Yes, it is. We have track of this issue and it is only related to Linux/MacOS systems. We have plans to update this, but it requires a lot of time testing it.
First of all, great project, congratulations to everyone involved in the project 👏.
I have a follow-up here, I've deployed the latest version of dssat-csm-os running on: Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS (GNU/Linux 5.4.0-162-generic x86_64).
I'm encountering the same TEMP.BAT problems. Is that issue resolved? If not, can you suggest a workaround or evaluate the impact of this issue (is it crucial in given scenarios, what're other consequences not mentioned by @gonzarizzo ?)
Patryk;
This routine deletes all DSSAT output files at the beginning of the run. As an alternative, you could bypass this routine and do the deletions manually. If not done, the files are appended and sometimes become long.
Best,
Cheryl
Hello,
I compiled the DSSAT source code to run on Debian GNU/Linux.
DSSAT is running correctly with the following command:
./DSCSM048 Q FILENAME.v48
However, the outputs are not renamed to the name of the filex even when FNAME parameter in the filex is set to Y.
I think this problem is related to the last line showed in the terminal once the simulations are done:
sh: 1: TEMP.BAT: not found
See below the output provided in the terminal:
The TEMP.BAT file does not exist in any directory.
Do you have any idea about how to fix this bug?
Thank you!
Gonzalo
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