Re: Problem with 2.1.57 loading Octave binary format data file

[Dmitri A. Sergatskov]

David Bateman wrote:
> Another thing is that the code that does the saving is now distributed
> into the classes of the octave_values themselves. Therefore the situation
> might be different if you save a complex_matrix, bool_matrix, or struct.
> Could you try each individually?

I did. Loading binary file fail. Note that saving/loading of mat4-binary works.
E.g.:


octave:19> f=z+i*z
f =

 Columns 1 through 7:

   1 +  1i   2 +  2i   3 +  3i   4 +  4i   5 +  5i   6 +  6i   7 +  7i

 Columns 8 through 10:

   8 +  8i   9 +  9i  10 + 10i

octave:20> save -binary f f
octave:21> load -force f
error: load: trouble reading binary file `f'
octave:21> save -mat4-binary f f
octave:22> load -force f
octave:23>

> Regards
> David

Regards,

Dmitri.

p.s. If anything I would suspect glibc (2.2.5) rather than gcc



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