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Steve: Gempak was finished compiling this morning (5.6 took 2-3 days) and the install worked. I can now see the radar and looks like the web page from the NWS. Nmap will auto update and loop which should make some of our people happy. Thanks for your help. Fred Kopp -----Original Message----- From: Unidata Support [mailto:address@hidden] Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 4:22 PM To: Kopp, Fred Cc: 'address@hidden' Subject: 20010314: Gempak 5.6A compiler error Fred, The attr.c routine is being built in the netcdf library. You may be having problems without the compiler license, or in not using -o32 with the compiler. When you type "uname" on your O2, do you get "IRIX" or "IRIX64"? If you are an "IRIX" then you can try adding the setenv XCFLAGS "-o32" variable to the "case irix: " option in Gemenviron: edit $NAWIPS/Gemenviron in the section of irix: case irix64: setenv XCFLAGS "-o32" case irix: setenv NA_OS "irix" breaksw Add the setenv XCFLAGS line to irix just as it appears in irix64: case irix: setenv XCFLAGS "-o32" setenv NA_OS "irix" breaksw After that, you should do a "make distclean" from $NAWIPS, then re-source the Gemenviron file. You should now see -o32 when you type: echo $XCFLAGS Now try the build again. In your output below, you have: make lnetcdf "CFLAGS=" "FFLAGS=" In the $NAWIPS/config/Makeinc.irix file, the line: NCOPT = "CFLAGS=$(XCFLAGS)" "FFLAGS=$(XCFLAGS)" will define -o32 for NCOPT so that you should see: make lnetcdf "CFLAGS=-o32" "FFLAGS=-o32" Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support