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1 Fortran not being found2. Differences in settings for symbols in the symbol table (underscores and the like).
On a quick glance the output from your ./configure looked like it wasn't finding fortran.
-Roy On Nov 21, 2008, at 12:26 PM, Michael Lewis wrote:
Roy,Thank you. I do have gfortran installed. Wonder if there is some sort of installation error with gfortran...?I installed g95, recompiled with environment variables set, and received only some warnings. NetCDF seems to work at this point... Warnings were similar toWarning (155): Inconsistent types (REAL(8)/REAL(4)) in actual argument lists at (1) and (2)In file ftest.F:1446 call ncvgt1(ncid, did, ix, d, iret) 1 In file ftest.F:1440 call ncvgt1(ncid, lid, ix, l, iret) 2Thank you for your help. I'm not sure why my gfortran wouldn't result in a successful "make", or if changing some of the environment variables will fix the warnings... Confusing.How did you know the previous errors were related to a Fortran compiler issue?Learning... Michael Roy Mendelssohn wrote:Either disable fortran being compiled or install gfortran (or g95) and I believe your problems will go away.-Roy
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