syntax error running hcipdc

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  • #50972
    Shaun Beckman
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      Attempt to run hcipdc in the following format:

      hcipdc tcp_acknak.pdl

      Receive the following error:

      tcp_acknak.pdl:1:syntax error

      Does anyone know the correct syntax, or what I may be doing wrong?

      Any help will be greatly appreciated.

      We are currntly running Cloverleaf 5.5 rev 1 on Red Hat Linux es4

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      • #68236
        Ron Archambault
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          Are you attempting to add a , hex 06, and , hex 15, for SCM Eclipsys?

          Can you post your pdl?

        • #68237
          Shaun Beckman
          Participant

            Actually I planned to use it to create a Site-to-Site results thread.

            You’ll need to change the file extenstion back to .pdl.

          • #68238
            Ron Archambault
            Participant

              This looks exactly like the one I have, and yours compiles as-is, in 3.8.1P as well as our new env. 5.7. We

            • #68239
              Charlie Bursell
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                I tried it in 5.4.1, 5.5, 5.6 and 5.7 and it compiled OK for me.  I also tried it on AIX.  Ok there as well

              • #68240
                Shaun Beckman
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                  Thanks for checking. I’m not sure what the issue is.

                • #68241
                  Shaun Beckman
                  Participant

                    We took the following steps to correct the issue. Maybe it will help others in the futre.

                    Made a copy of the pdl:  tcp_acknak1.pdl

                    Ran: cat tcp_acknak1.pdl | tr -d “15” > tcp_acknak.pdl

                    Compiled:  hcipdc tcp_acknak.pdl

                  • #68242
                    Charlie Bursell
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                      You had carriage returns in your file.  No wonder you were getting weird results.

                      Next time try this:

                      UNIX

                      perl -pi -e ‘s/r//g’

                      WINDOZE

                      perl -pi.bak -e “s/r//g”

                    • #68243
                      Shaun Beckman
                      Participant

                        Thanks Charlie.

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