3200 conformability error

[henok telila]

spm(y x1), 3200 conformability error

Dear statalist,
I am estimating spatial durbin model with two spatial weights using spm package following 'help spm' guideline.
Files are here.

clear all
set more off
ssc install spwmatrix
ssc install spm
net install spm, from(http://www.econometrics.it/stata)
cd ".... "

*First Spatial Weight; Neigbours weight
insheet using "wm1_btra_SDM2_third.csv", clear
save "wm1_btra_SDM2_third.dta"
gen id = _n
order id, first
rename v(#) m(#)
rename v(##) m(##)
spmat dta W m*, normalize(row)

*Second spatial weight: Non neighbours weight
insheet using "wm2_btra_SDM2_third.csv", clear
save "wm2_btra_SDM2_third.dta"
gen id = _n
order id, first
rename v(#) m(#)
rename v(##) m(##)
spmat dta D m*, normalize(row)

*Dataset
import delimited "SPATIAL_FINAL_sovereign_stata.csv", clear
generate monthss = date(months,"MDY")
format %tdNN/DD/CCYY monthss
use SPATIAL_FINAL_sovereign_stata.dta, clear
save "SPATIAL_FINAL_sovereign_stata.dta", replace

global id id
global t monthss
global ylist cdsxx
global xlist cab_gdp ext_debt gdp_gr inf_rate reser

xtset $id $t

spm cdsxx cab_gdp ext_debt gdp_gr inf_rate reser, model(durbin) sarwmat(W) sarw2mat(D)
estat ic

Throws error

*:  3200  conformability error
                 <istmt>:     -  function returned error

Any help please?

[Phil Bromiley]

You'll increase your chances of a useful answer by following the FAQ on asking questions - being able to replicate your problem is extremely helpful to diagnosing such problems.
I'd start by checking that the sizes of W and D are what spm assumes they should be. I'd also run any examples provided in the spm documentation to make sure things are running correctly. If that doesn't help, you may need to contact the program's authors.