This has been resolved with the 15th July 2015 snapshot release.


Note: the next snapshot/release will contain a GPX2 binary for OS-X.

With the snapshot release of 16th June 2015, we introduced a visualiser for predictions (positions and shapes); GPX2. This is currently only available under Linux (we are working on providing a OS-X version real soon). It is possible to run autoPROC on a OS-X machine, eg. using

% process ... -d 01 | tee 01.lis

and visualise the results under Linux. For that one needs to set the environmental variables

xparm2simin
simcal_predict
gpx

to point to the working Linux binaries of those programs. The easiest is to run the following on Linux - assuming you have a working autoPROC installation:

# for tcsh/csh:
% setenv xparm2simin xparm2simin
% setenv simcal_predict simcal_predict
% setenv gpx gpx2

# for bash:
% export xparm2simin=xparm2simin
% export simcal_predict=simcal_predict
% export gpx=gpx2

Then running eg.

% 01/status/06_process/gpx.sh

should work as expected.