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James and Patrick, The main thing that g77 can't do is handle the intrinsic functions within the $GEMPAK/include/MCHPRM.SunOS fortran include file (eg the functions need to be replaced by explicit values as in the MCHPRM.Linux file). I have built on Solaris with gcc and g77 by creating a $NA_OS target for sol_gcc and the following files: $CONFIGDIR/Makeinc.sol_gcc $GEMPAK/include/MCHPRM.SunOS.gcc $GARPHOME/config/platform/Makeinc.sol_gcc $NAWIPS/unidata/ldmbridge/dcprof/Makefile I will repack the source distribution tar file on the portal for download with these additions (first need to make some space available to create the tar and pack it). I have also fixed a 16/24 bit drawing color bug in the Garp title object which allows the user to toggle the display of a layer by clicking on the title, so I will repack the binary distributions for Linux, Solaris and SolarisX86 so that they are in sync with the repacked source distribution. I will send a note to the gembud list when the repacked tarfiles are complete. Steve Chiswell On Wed, 25 Sep 2002, James T Brown wrote: > Patrick: > > Somebody read my mind! I was going to attempt an install > today on a newer Sun Solaris (SPARC) system using the GNU > compilers instead of the default Sun compilers which I do > not have. > > It certainly would be useful to know if anyone else has > had success. I will let you know if I have any luck. > In the meantime, if anyone provides any tips, could > you please pass them along? > > Thanks. > > -jim > > > > Has anyone had luck building gempak on a Sun or other machine running > > Solaris (8) using the gcc/f2c/g77 compiler combo? I found a question in the > > archive, but it doesn't fully explain things, and I couldn't find a follow > > up answer. I need to build from source (I think) to make a change so the > > nagrib program can handle larger grid sizes. Any info would be great. TIA. > > The info I found: > > > > http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/glimpse/gempak/4176 > > > > Patrick > > _______________________________________ > > Patrick O'Reilly > > Meteorological Decision Support Scientist > > The STORM Project - University of Northern Iowa > > address@hidden ~ ph: 319-273-3789 > > > > -- > ========================================================== > James T. Brown > UNIX Systems Administrator > Geography/Fisheries & Wildlife > Michigan State University > > email: address@hidden >