[Spice_discussion] SPICE versus windows

[Henry DeWitt]

Ed:

With further investigation, I have to conclude that the problem resides 
in processing the Stereo kernel.

1)   I have been able to check coverage of Stereo in the kernel in a 
command line application that I wrote.
2)   I have been able to get the state vector for Stereo from the kernel 
in a command line application that I wrote.
3)   I can do neither of the above in my Windows application despite 
using very similar code.
4)   If I load the Stereo kernel before the planetary kernel in my 
Windows application, I can not get planetary state information, but if I 
load the planetary kernel first, I can.

At the moment I am not sure what to try next.

Henry

Ed Wright (JPL) wrote:
> To: Henry DeWitt
> From: Ed Wright
>
> On May 28, 2008, at 6:17 AM, Henry DeWitt wrote:
>
>> I have been able to use SPICE in a windows console application, but 
>> am having
>> difficulties when I try to incorporate it into a MS Windows DLL for 
>> use in a
>> Windows application.  Does anyone have any experience with this?
>>
>> Henry DeWitt
>
> Can you provide more information concerning these difficulties?
> In particular, which compiler do you use, which computer platform/OS,
> and which toolkit SPICELIB (Fortran) or CSPICE (C)?
>
> As always,
> Ed Wright
> ed.wright at jpl.nasa.gov
> 1-818-354-0371
>