Gretl-devel November 2025

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cannot run standard gretl package on Debian under WSL (Windows subsystem for Linux)

by Sven Schreiber

Hi, I have Debian Linux installed within the WSL on Windows 11. I can install the standard gretl package there alright. However, when I try to execute "gretl", I get the following error: (gretl_x11:7726): GLib-GIO-ERROR **: 12:24:09.681: Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.interface' is not installed Trace/breakpoint trap In contrast, I can run "gretlcli" OK. I believe that this desktop interface thing can be switched off at configure time, if I were to compile myself. This is not the point and the aim right now, however - this report is only about the standard package. I guess this might have to be reported to the Debian guys / Dirk Eddelbuettel, but I wanted to hear your opinions first. Perhaps there is a run-time switch as well? thanks sven

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optval_string and MEANTEST, VARTEST (crash)

by Sven Schreiber

Hi everybody, related to the revived discussion about https://sourceforge.net/p/gretl/feature-requests/221/, I was doing some grepping and looking around in the source, to see how the existing implementations for "meantest" and "vartest" work with a dummy specification, and how it could be copied to "difftest". One thing that puzzled me a little was this: In lib/src/describe.c, there's the function <C> static int split_by_var (const DATASET *dset) { const char *vname = get_optval_string(MEANTEST, OPT_D); return current_series_index(dset, vname); } </C> so the value MEANTEST is hardcoded and fixed in there. However, AFAICS this function is also called from vars_test(), where of course the command context should be VARTEST instead of MEANTEST, no? Is this OK? -- Actually, running the following test makes me think that it is a serious bug instead, so be careful: <hansl> open AWM vartest EER --split-by=D1 # crasher! </hansl> I'm also seeing that the documentation of the "vartest" hansl function has some examples involving "meantest" instead, maybe another indication that things were left in a kind of dangling state back then. cheers sven

1 month, 2 weeks

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Build fails on s390x for fedora

by Johannes Lips

Dear all, the build for the s390x architecture fails on fedora, please see [1]. Apparently the fix is rather easy and already described in the bug report I just filed. [2] I guess it doesn't warrant a new release, I will just include a patch so that it builds fine, but I still wanted to share. Perhaps if possible send me the link to the git commit fixing this, would make it a bit easier to fix the package then. Thanks a lot! All the best, Johannes [1] https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=138870905 [2] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2414774#c4

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deprecated band option in guide

by Sven Schreiber

Hi, it seems there are two places in the user guide where the deprecated --band option to gnuplot is still used: In the cheatsheet chapter ("Plotting an asymmetric confidence interval"), and in the listing 36.4 in the state-space context. Since the latter is downloadable, I guess it has to be replaced there as well (http://gretl.sourceforge.net/guidefiles/phillips-curve.inp). It's not entirely clear to me whether those are generated files. cheers sven

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by william1noah1＠gmail.com

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2 months

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time series cmds like corrgm in panel data

by Sven Schreiber

Hi all, I remember a longer while ago that we had to block some filter functions to spuriously work on panel data, because they were mixing the units together. Now I wonder if something similar is still happening with commands like corrgm? Example: <hansl> open grunfeld corrgm invest </hansl> I'm getting a default output up to lag 23, while this dataset only has a time dimension of 20. So this looks a bit suspicious. What's happening there? thanks sven

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