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>From: address@hidden >Organization: University Of South Carolina >Keywords: 199905212156.PAA18380 McIDAS-X Haiyun, >Our administrator upgraded our Fortran compiler from SC4.0 to >SC5.0, but it didn't solve that problem. I still got the same >message when I tried to make mcx. If I configure the TCL >individually, It told me that "Can't run the test programs because >of cross compiling". Can you tell me what is wrong with it? OK, the cross compiling message I believe gives us the answer. Check the PATH for the user building McIDAS to see if the version of cc that is first found is the one in /usr/ucb: which cc If it is, then your PATH is wrong, and you should rearrange it so that the SC5.0 compilers are found first. You should also do the following start fresh (needed!): <login as mcidas> cd mcidas7.5/src make clobber <correct PATH in environment; verify that correct (SC5.0) cc compiler will be found by examining the output of 'which cc') make all >Thank you very much! Please let me know if this solved your problem. Tom