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20020703: Installing on an SGI
- Subject: 20020703: Installing on an SGI
- Date: Thu, 04 Jul 2002 14:31:12 -0600
Werner,
I do the release engineering here on my desktop SGI octane. It does have
the fortran compilers.
There are options:
1) I can make IRIX binaries available as I do for Solaris and Linux. I have
posted
IRIX executables in the past for another site....it just takes up another
100MB
on our tar file download site.
2) I have not built with g77/gcc on SGI, but I could try to create
configurations for that environment. I do provide gcc/g77 options for
Linux.
I have found that the PGI compilers do not support 1 of the fortran features
that
the code uses...so it appears that for the present time, that is no an
alternative.
Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support
>From: Werner Wintels <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200207032251.g63Mp2n04217
>
>I'm currently working up a budget for setting up a
>synoptic lab running GEMPAK on
>10 SGI Indigo II's. However, the licensing fees for IRIX FORTRAN approaches
>the cost of the hardware itself, making it a rather expensive
>proposition. We are considering installing a more generic
>FORTRAN compiler. I get the feeling that this is asking for grief. I realize
>that the configuration libraries are set for
>Irix.
>
>How picky are the installation programs about the compilers used by
>the operating system? If this has proved to be a problem in the past, we may
>have to hold our nose and pay those exhorbitant licensing fees.
>
>********************************
>Werner Wintels
>Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
>McGill University
>Montreal, Canada
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>