Re: Question on Mathematica Signal Processing Packages 2.9.5
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- Subject: [mg8688] Re: Question on Mathematica Signal Processing Packages 2.9.5
- From: dtharvat at brain.uccs.edu (Dave Harvatin)
- Date: Mon, 15 Sep 1997 02:49:14 -0400
- Organization: University of Colorado at Boulder
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Your hypothesis is absolutely correct. I encountered the same problem with SPP and remedied it by editing the file names and directory names to their long versions. It is a time-consuming process and in retrospect I suspect you may be able to use the Mac version of SPP and spare yourself the tedium of editing the files. Although, I'm not certain how you would decompress the Mac version when you download it from MathSource. Dave Harvatin On 12 Sep 1997 04:41:09 -0400, steve at smc.vnet.net wrote: >I recently loaded SPP 2.9.5 (by Brian Evans, UC Berkeley) from Mathsource >onto a PC running Mathematica 3.0.1 under WIN95. It does not run correctly >-- even the examples -- often complaining that it can't find something, or >treating SPP-defined functions as undefined -- that is just echoing the >input in the output. I installed the package under "AddOns\Applications" as >called for in MMA 3.0.1. > >Since I have been able to make error messages go away in several cases by >restoring truncated file names to their long versions, I hypothesize that >is the problem: that Win95 no longer considers the long names equvalent to >the truncated versions. > >Is this really the problem? Or is there something else wrong? I'd be >grateful for any help on this. > >Thanks, > >