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> In the "make check", the wrong output is lpsh, can you help me? Because in my > WRF model, the "compile" has some problem. > the wrong output: in my "make ckeck", it has some error information and the > error information is in the "lpsh" file, can you help me? The messages : Cannot find license file (-1,359:2 "No such file or directory") that follow each attempt to compile with the pgf77 compiler indicate a problem with the installation of the Portland Group Fortran compiler you are using to compile the f77 interface. This is a commercial compiler that requires a license, and from the message, it appears as if the license is not installed correctly or the pgf77 compiler is not configured correctly to find the license. This is not a netCDF problem, you would see the same problem trying to compile any Fortran file with pgf77. You should see a systtems administrator or contact the compiler vendor to resolve this problem, or use a different Fortran compiler to build the netCDF Fortran interface. To use a different Fortran compiler, specify the name of the compiler you want to use as the value of the FC environment variable before running the configure script, after a "make clean". Your earlier build attempt used "pgf90" instead of "pgf77", so perhaps you could try that instead. Perhaps "pgf77" worked OK when you built the library with a demo license, but the license expired before the latest attempt at running "make check"? --Russ Russ Rew UCAR Unidata Program address@hidden http://www.unidata.ucar.edu Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: YDV-157575 Department: Support netCDF Priority: Normal Status: Closed