[ADMB Users] ADMB in a Linux machine

[Arni Magnusson]

Hi Saang-Yoon,

The problem you're running into is that ADMB in Linux doesn't like Windows 
line endings (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline#Common_problems).

You can convert between Linux and Windows line endings using a text 
editor, or command line tools like 'dos2unix' and 'unix2dos':

$ dos2unix mark_recap13.tpl
$ admb mark_recap13.tpl
$ mark_recap13 -ind mr_v13.dat

Arni



On Thu, 13 May 2010, Saang-Yoon Hyun wrote:

> A programmer at my agency and I run into a few errors in compling a TPL 
> file in a Linux machine.  We believe this problem is about a mis-match 
> between a complier and the TPL codes, because the TPL file was perfectly 
> run in a MS Window machine.  I wonder about whether you had some 
> experience in compling and linking a TPL file in a Linux machine.  If 
> not, would you introduce someone else we can inquire? For information, I 
> attach TPL and DAT files to this email.
>
> Thank you very much,
>
> Saang-Yoon
>
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#Two parts of data

#

#=========== Does your double-tagging study use identical tags?

#=========== If yes, write 1.  Otherwise, write 0.  (Y or N)

1

#

#================1: Double tagging for estimating tag loss rate 

#Out of the number of fish recaptured (= D1 + D2)

#D.R1: number of fish retaining one tag (or only permanent mark)

21

#

#D.R2: number of fish retaining both tags (or tag and permanent marks)

30

#

#================2: For estimating abundance 

#Number of fish initially marked and released, which is composed of 

#single-tagged and double-tagged fish

#M.S: number of fish initially single-tagged and released

2807

#M.D: number of fish initially double-tagged and released

491

#

#C: number of fish sampled later (they include marked and unmarked fish)

11444

#

#R: number of marked fish recaptured/resighted.

#Recaptured/Resighted fish are from either single-tagged fish or 

#double-tagged fish (i.e., R=R.S+R.D).

420