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>From: weather <address@hidden> >Organization: . >Keywords: 199910200034.SAA05564 >I am planning to put GEMPAK on my computer at home (Solaris x86). >I glean from the mail archives that it is currently not possible >(at least not possible for me) to build GEMPAK on Solaris x86 >using gcc and ? f2c, f77..etc. If I am incorrect what steps >do I need to take to build it. > >Thanks, >Robert Mullenax > Robert, Gempak can be built with gcc and f2c, which is how it is done on Linux. To build with that configuration on x86, you will need an $NAWIPS/config/Makeinc.x86 configuration that follows the Makeinc.linus configuration and defines -DLINUX (which uses the double underscores for f2c). We did sucessfully build with gcc and f2c on Solaris x86, but there is a gcc bug in the math routines in out glibc on Solaris that some of the grid routines find. I need to retest this with updated gcc and libraries. I'll send you the configuration for building when I get into the office tomorrow. Alternatively, you can use the binary distribution and simply place the libf77.so and libsunmath.so from the ftp directory into your LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Steve Chiswell