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"Rochelle Labiosa" <address@hidden> writes: > Institution: Stanford University > Package Version: netcdf 3.6.1_beta3 > Operating System: CYGWIN, Windows XP > Hardware Information: Dell Pentium PC 2.52 Ghz processor > Inquiry: I sent an email earlier today, and this is a follow up. I was having > trouble with unresolved external symbols when using the prebuilt netcdf dll > with lahey fujitsu fortran 95 using CYGWIN (everything is in my path, plus > the libraries are linked properly). I figured it could be a CYGWIN problem, > so I decided to compile the components myself, and I picked the build 3.6.1 > beta3, as it is supposed to have a CYGWIN bug fix. However, in the config.log > (build failed for fortran), I noticed something interesting--it tried to call > f95.exe and received a serializiation error when trying to link with fortran. > Although f95.exe exists in my lahey-fujitsu bin directory, the correct > executable is lf95.exe, located in the same directory. Is there any way to > correct this problem? > > Cheers, > Rochelle > > attached: config.log > > Before you do the configure, set environmental vars F95 and F77 to lf95, like this: F95=lf95 F77=lf95 ./configure Let me know if this doesn't work. Ed -- Ed Hartnett -- address@hidden