20050705: gempak and fortran 90

Dorothy,

The current release configures the IRIX build to use the
default (generally -o32) for your system.

That is, the XCFLAGS is commented out in Gemenviron,
and the Makeinc.irix provides:

OPSYS = IRIX

CC = c99

X11LIBDIR =
MOTIFLIBS = -L/usr/Motif-2.1/lib32 -lXm
MOTIFINC  = -I/usr/Motif-2.1/include

COPT = -DUNDERSCORE -D$(OPSYS) $(XCFLAGS) $(GEMINC) $(MOTIFINC)
FOPT =  $(XCFLAGS) $(GEMINC) $(GEMINC)/$(OPSYS) $(MOTIFINC)
NCOPT = "CFLAGS=$(XCFLAGS)" "FFLAGS=$(XCFLAGS)" "CXX= "
JASPEROPT = 'CC=$(CC)' 'CFLAGS=$(XCFLAGS)' 'LDFLAGS=$(XCFLAGS)' 
'--disable-libjpeg'
CPLUS_COMMENT = -Xcpluscomm

CFLAGS = $(COPT)
FFLAGS = $(FOPT)
LDFLAGS =

LDM_FLAGS = -D__STDC__



Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support





>From: Dorothy Durnford <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200507051225.j65CPMjo021560

>Hi Steve,
>
>    Is it possible to use the Gempak 5.7.4 library in a Fortran 90 
>program?  When I compile, I get a message to the effect that the first 
>Gempak subroutine encountered is o32, while n32 objects are expected, so 
>that the program cannot be compiled using Fortran 90.  Is there some way 
>around this?
>
>Thanks, Dorothy.
>
>
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