Eric Fielding
Eric Fielding
I ran into this problem in the NISAR On-demand system where the environment setup notebook installs ISCE2 (and ISCE3) with Anaconda and a `yml` file that lists `isce2` and all...
If they changed the SRTM download URLs, then I would recommend a new issue. I was going to open one earlier this week but then it worked for me again...
I tried adding the `-fallow-argument-mismatch` to the `sconsConfigFile.py` and now the build completes. Thanks! I added this to my PR #435
Was this finally resolved? I hit the gcc11 compilation error again in read dense offset routine.
> I have had this error for about a month now. Has anyone encountered this error before and solved it > Hi sisi-ali, Yes, we are all getting similar errors....
The v2.6.3 release of ISCE2 has resolved this issue.
@sisi-ali Please get the new version of ISCE2. We have finally found the necessary change to the DEM downloading code in #560.
@sisi-ali It would be better to ask on the MintPy discussion site https://github.com/insarlab/MintPy/discussions or on their Google Group.
@krive050 The easy workaround is to change your Python to version 3.9 instead of version 3.10.
> @yunjunz Hi Dr.Yunjun! I met the same question when using dem.py with Python's version = 3.10. I've tried to add #define PY_SSIZE_T_CLEAN to [correct_geoid_i2_srtmmodule.cpp#L30] but nothing changed at all....