Re: isis abort

On Sep 15, 2008, at 3:06 PM, Michael Noble wrote:

> The problem reported is in C++ code, so it cannot be in ISIS
> proper (which is coded in C).  Rather, it looks like the
> error is thrown from within XSPEC code, when ISIS is attempting
> to load or invoke the model.


And if it's C++, then one can likely further isolate it to XSPEC 12,  
as opposed to XSPEC 11.  For what it's worth, I have always built ISIS  
against XSPEC 11, since if one is going to simply incorporate the  
XSPEC models, it's a little easier to rely on the tried and tested  
XSPEC 11.  (And honestly, at this point, I don't know how one  
incorporates XSPEC local models through XSPEC 12 into ISIS, whereas I  
do know how that works via XSPEC 11.)

Not that that helps solve the problem.  But it's probably somewhere in  
the XSPEC 12 part of the code.

-Mike
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