g77

September 16, 2002, 06:43

Does it possible that using linux's g77 instead of commercial Absoft Fortran. I used the -F parameter to pass the complier, but get some "library miss" message when "ld"...

thx!

September 17, 2002, 07:40

No, it is not possible because the Fortran libaries from Absoft are required.

September 17, 2002, 12:55

Given those libraries, it is technically feasible to link it all together (I managed it once). But I wouldn't recommend it as a working practice.

As an aside, I'm always a bit narked when expensive software requires you go out and buy more 3rd party software before you can use it. I think if StarCD requires Absoft FORTRAN, then CD-Adapco should drop the price accordingly or bundle the compiler.

September 16, 2002, 06:43	g77	#1
chneg Guest Posts: n/a	Does it possible that using linux's g77 instead of commercial Absoft Fortran. I used the -F parameter to pass the complier, but get some "library miss" message when "ld"... thx!

September 17, 2002, 07:40	Re: g77	#2
James Guest Posts: n/a	No, it is not possible because the Fortran libaries from Absoft are required.

September 17, 2002, 12:55	Re: g77	#3
Steve Guest Posts: n/a	Given those libraries, it is technically feasible to link it all together (I managed it once). But I wouldn't recommend it as a working practice. As an aside, I'm always a bit narked when expensive software requires you go out and buy more 3rd party software before you can use it. I think if StarCD requires Absoft FORTRAN, then CD-Adapco should drop the price accordingly or bundle the compiler.