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Re: build project to executable .sav binary eclipse [message #69098 is a reply to message #69097] Mon, 21 December 2009 12:27 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
David Fanning is currently offline  David Fanning
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j.coenia@gmail.com wites:

> Now it says it can't find STRSPLIT... a built-in function! What
> gives?
>
> Again, the exact same program works fine from the IDLDE command line,
> it's the binary .sav application that's getting these errors.
>
> I'm really puzzled. How can IDLRT say that it can't find its own
> routine?

Well, STRSPLIT is not a built-in routine. But it is
a library routine, written in the IDL language. You'd
think it could be found by RESOLVE_ALL. But StrSplit
is a common name, found in many libraries. When you
run your program from the IDL command line, which
version of StrSplit are you finding? You can type:

IDL> Help, /Source

to find out. Is it looking (and finding) some other
routine with the same name?

IDLRT can't find things on its own, because it doesn't
have (ever!) an IDL Path to look on.

Cheers,

David


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