Greetings,
One of our graduate students needed an update of the Extended Math
Libraries on at least one of our DS-10's, and so I dutifully downloaded
the sets from Compaq and installed everything (serial and parallel,
.a and .so's, HTML and man page docs) in one go, with setld as per normal.
Everything, including verification of the libaries (setld -v XMDLIB6500)
went perfectly.
Then off to some examples in /usr/example to try some test compiles of
things placed there in previous math library installs. Failure! First
an f77 compile failed to find includes - despite assurances by the
installation script that dynamic links were created to make code linking a
breeze. True - but upon examination, for example, those links were
created in a subdir "cxml" in /usr/shlib. Copying the pointed-to includes
back up into /usr/shlib and trying a compile again, this time I get
something surprising:
# !f77
f77 example_dss.f
fort: Warning: /usr/include/cxml_dss.f77, line 111: Name longer than 31
characters
INTEGER CXML_DSS_HERMITIAN_POSITIVE_DEFINITE
----------------^
fort: Warning: /usr/include/cxml_dss.f77, line 112: Name longer than 31
characters
PARAMETER ( CXML_DSS_HERMITIAN_POSITIVE_DEFINITE = 134217920 )
--------------------^
ld:
Unresolved:
dss_create_
dss_define_structure_
dss_reorder_
dss_factor_real_
dss_solve_real_
dss_delete_
fort: Severe: Failed while trying to link.
# uname -a
OSF1 wessex V4.0 1229 alpha
# pwd
/usr/examples/cxml
#
Any clues before I beat myself over the head trying to reverse-engineer
why a simple, apparently-successful library install should break like
this?
Thanks. I'm probably missing something silly, but help would be
appreciated nonetheless.
Cheers
Chris
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URL:
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Received on Fri Apr 27 2001 - 17:18:41 NZST