Hello again,
I have implemented what you have offered so far and i am very grateful to you. But my new problem is, i am getting a model from the arma function then i call the same function again with other parameters. However, it gives a segmentation fault in the line where i read the native gretl data in the second call.
Do you have any idea about the reason of this ? libgretl parts in the function that i am calling are:
fileName = generateXML(powerResults, predictions, numberOfTuples,
santralName, queryTime); // generates an .gdt file for gretl
prn = gretl_print_new(GRETL_PRINT_STDOUT, NULL);
dset = datainfo_new();
err = gretl_read_native_data(fileName, dset); //it crashes here
Sorry for my exhaustive questions, but i really couldn't find a way out.
2012/2/10 Allin Cottrell
<cottrell@wfu.edu>
On Fri, 10 Feb 2012, Allin Cottrell wrote:
> You should call libgretl_init() exactly once in your
> program, before calling other gretl functions. And you
> should call libgretl_cleanup() exactly once also, once you
> have finished using the library.
That was a bit terse, let me explain a little:
* libgretl_init() allocates memory for various things needed
by libgretl. If you call it more than once your program will
leak memory.
* libgretl_cleanup() tears down everything to do with
libgretl. If you try calling libgretl functions after doing
the cleanup you'll get a big mess: in fact, the expected
result is that your program crashes.
This is pretty standard for complex shared libraries: there's
some sort of setup function and some sort of cleanup function,
each of which should be called only once in any given program.
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Emrah Samdan