Re: 20040618: netcdf-3.5.1 on Solaris

Matt,

>Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 16:49:07 -0400 (EDT)
>From: <address@hidden>
>Organization: MESO, Inc.
>To: <address@hidden>
>Subject: Re: 20040618: netcdf-3.5.1 on Solaris
>Keywords: 200406181713.i5IHDnWb026226

The above message contained the following:

> Ok I did that and now I get a bunch of these errors when I go try to make:
>  All of the env vars are set they way you told me to:
> 
> "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 881 : Illegal mnemonic
> 
> 
> All of the env vars are set they way you told me to.  I attached the new
> files.  Thanks.

Your "make.log" contained the following:

    Making `all' in directory /data3/cm-testing/matt/wrf/netcdf-3.5.1/src/libsrc

    pgcc -c -O -I.  -DNDEBUG -DpgiFortran ncx.c
    Assembler: ncx.c
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 881 : Illegal mnemonic
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 881 : Syntax error
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 1507 : Illegal mnemonic
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 1507 : Syntax error
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 2318 : Illegal mnemonic
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 2318 : Syntax error
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 2440 : Illegal mnemonic
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 2440 : Syntax error
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 2497 : Illegal mnemonic
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 2497 : Syntax error
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 2554 : Illegal mnemonic
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 2554 : Syntax error
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 4391 : Illegal mnemonic
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 4391 : Syntax error
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 5030 : Illegal mnemonic
            "/var/tmp/pgccAAA0caqt0.s", line 5030 : Syntax error
    *** Error code 2

The fact that the first command after the "Making `all' in ..." message
compiles the file "ncx.c" indicates that you probably did not do a
"make distclean" before attempting to rebuild the package.

I've never seen the above errors before, but they appear to indicate 
a severe problem with your compilation environment.

Is there another C compiler that you can use?

Regards,
Steve Emmerson