Hi Zentara

It works for me! I am using Perl 5.8.7 and PDL 2.4.3 on Kubuntu 6.06. What I can suggest is the following:

• Subscribe to the PDL Mailing lists. In particular, you might want to send your bug report to the pdl-porters team.
• In the mean time, you could disable the support for BAD values by modifying the following line in the /home/zentara/perlmodules/PDL-2.4.3/perldl.conf file

Line 73: From: WITH_BADVAL => 1 To: WITH_BADVAL => 0

Please, let me know if you can get it to compile without the BAD values support

Cheers,

lin0

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