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Indeed, Synaptic showed that I had no less than three versions of gfortran installed, and God knows how compilier and libraries might have been mix-and-matched. But I uninstalled gfortran v4.4 and 4.5, reinstalled v. 4.6.3 [Now apparently the only version: gfortran --version -> GNU Fortran (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.6.3-1ubuntu5) 4.5.3]
Even so, when I clean, re-make, and re-make link (as you prescribe) I get precisely the same (ilaenv.f: undefined reference to '_gfortran_copy_string').
I had compiled, and still have a working NWCHEM 6.0. The NWCHEM website says binaries for 6.1 will be posted as they become available. Maybe the prudent thing to do is just to wait until you guys distribute the appropriate binary.)
Bob W.
Quote:Edoapra Aug 20th 6:01 pmRwohlhueter,
Do you happen to have more than one gcc/gfortran compiler version installed on your linux computer?
A possible explanation of your problem is that you might have compiled the lapack directory with an older version of
gfortran, then relinked with a newer one. If this is the case, please try to do the following to see if
you can fix the problem
cd $NWCHEM_TOP/src/lapack
make clean
make FC=gfortran
cd ..
make FC=gfortran link
Cheers, Edo |