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[ccp4bb]: SCALA probs under Linux



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Dear all,

We are having a bit of a problem with SCALA on an AMD Athlon box running
Mandrake 8.1. A data set processed with MOSFLM produces strange output
in SCALA. The "%poss" and "Cm%poss" columns in the statistics are
screwed up. They are either 0.0 or overflow the output field (stars).
All the other statistics are OK. This data is then impossible to
continue with in TRUNCATE. The Wilson plot contains no data.

MTZDUMP on the data after SCALA shows overflow in the most negative
values of the IMEAN and I+ columns:

1  ASC      0      33      0  100.00     12.5     12.5  29.21   2.30 H  H
2  NONE     0      37      0  100.00     14.1     14.1  29.21   2.30 H  K
3  NONE     0      43      0  100.00     16.4     16.4  29.21   2.30 H  L
4  NONE*******670752.4     0  100.00 21930.99 21991.65  29.21   2.30 J  
IMEAN
5  NONE    2.0 47655.4     0  100.00  1526.74  1526.74  29.21   2.30 Q  
SIGIMEAN
6  NONE*******804244.9     0  100.00 21585.43 21658.87  29.21   2.30 K  
I(+)
7  NONE    0.0 64406.7     0  100.00  2091.73  2091.73  29.21   2.30 M  
SIGI(+)
8  NONE-8288.7569135.2     0  100.00 21844.94 21924.49  29.21   2.30 K  
I(-)
9  NONE    0.0 87471.5     0  100.00  2178.36  2178.36  29.21   2.30 M  
SIGI(-)
10 NONE    0.0260102.1     0  100.00  2410.57  2410.57  29.21   2.30 Q  
SCATTER
11 NONE    0.0183920.0     0  100.00  1113.97  1113.97  29.21   2.30 Q  
SCATIMEAN

Running the same script on an Octane with the same CCP4 version gives no 
problems, i.e. normal SCALA and TRUNCATE output. However the output of 
MTZDUMP is essentially identical. Clearly we have some large negative 
values, larger than MTZDUMP can display in f7.1, but I don't understand 
how this affects the completeness statistics rather than the R-factors...

We tried to recompile CCP4 with gcc-3 using Kevin's instructions, but 
this didn't help (the Mandrake 8.1 compiler was gcc-2.96-0.62) Has 
anyone else experienced similar problems? I have a feeling it's 
something to do with MNFs but I'm not sure...

Derek
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