Dear Allin,
Somehow, xp hates arima 2 2 ; ...
in a double cycle (while other OS's eat it!)
Attached is the slightly modified armax()
which eats the same dataset that
crashes Gretl on xp with armax()
May be, this information could be helpful
Oleh
20 вересня 2015, 22:34:21, від "Allin Cottrell" <cottrell(a)wfu.edu>:
On Sun, 20 Sep 2015, Allin Cottrell wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Sep 2015, oleg_komashko(a)ukr.net wrote:
>
>> Dear Allin,
>> the same script goes ok on xp with p=1 and q=1;
>> also I copied the armax() code to gretl script file
>> with the same result
>
> Sorry, but by "the same result" do you mean that running the revised
version
> of the armax() function that I sent to the list, there's still a crash on XP
> when p = q = 2? (Though not with p = q = 1?)
>
>> Of course xp is a very old stuff but some students in post-
>> soviet countries and China still use it
>> I only may guess it's something with arithmetic in dll
>
> In my experience an actual crash always indicates a bug in gretl, even if
> it's not triggered on all OSes. (Tempting as it might be to believe that
it's
> Microsoft's fault!) Well, one more thought: if you run gretl.exe with the
> --debug flag, do you see anything that might be of interest on stderr? (That
> is, in the accompanying console window.)
I found something in our lexer that, under certain very specific
conditions, might produce a crash (and quite likely in an
OS-dependent way).
The fix is in CVS and new snapshots. I wonder if this might deal
with the problem Oleh found on Windows XP?
Allin
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