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Hi Victor, I don't understand why the Xm libraries were put into /usr/include/openmotif/xm/ as they should be in /usr/include/xm/. /usr/lib64/libXm.so will be looking for them there. Did you build openmotif from source? if not I would recommend you do. if so, I can't guess why the header files were put where they are, but either moving them to /usr/include/Xm/ or creating a soft link from /usr/include/Xm to /usr/include/openmotif/Xm should solve the problem you're having. Michael > HI, Michael > > Thanks for continuing to provide help. > As I mentioned before. I'm installing the GEMPAK 6.6.0 in fedora 16 64 > bits. Following steps to compile reach and make.out file attached. > > I have problems with the path to the library Xm/XmALL.h. In my > computer this is located in the following path: > /usr/include/openmotif/Xm > > There are also other folders called openmotif: > /usr/lib64/openmotif. Here are the following libraries: > libXm.so4.0.3,libXm.so4,libXm.so,libUil.so4.0.3. etc. > > > I made several attempts to correct this error but no luck. Editing the > Makeinc.linux64_gfortran. also attached this file. to see the last > modification I made to correct the error. > > Thanks again for your assistance. > > Best regards > > Victor Raul Rojas Pozo > > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: ARG-258687 Department: Support GEMPAK Priority: Normal Status: Open