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[UDUNITS #SCG-741485]: installation problems on Ubuntu.

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  • Subject: [UDUNITS #SCG-741485]: installation problems on Ubuntu.
  • Date: Mon, 21 Dec 2009 11:35:03 -0700
Advait,

> Here they are..

The file "make.log" contained the following:

making `all' in directory /usr/local/src/udunits-1.12.9/src/lib

make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/local/src/udunits-1.12.9/src/lib'
ln -s ../port/misc/udalloc.c .
ln -s ../port/misc/udalloc.h .
c89 -c -g -O2 -I../port/misc -I../port/cfortran 
-DUT_DEFAULT_PATH='"/usr/local/src/udunits-1.12.9/etc/udunits.dat"'  utlib.c
In file included from utlib.c:29:
../port/cfortran/cfortran.h:133:3: error: #error "cfortran.h:  Can't find your 
environment among:    - MIPS cc and

Note the lack of something like "-Df2cFortran" from the compile command.  This 
indicates that the CPPFLAGS environment variable wasn't correctly set.  If 
you're using a standard shell, then something like the following should work:

    export CPPFLAGS='-Df2cFortran'

Otherwise, if you're using a csh(1)-like shell, then something like this should 
work:

    setenv CPPFLAGS -Df2cFortran

You can verify that an environment variable is set via something like this

    env | grep CPPFLAGS

Start the build process from the beginning (starting with the "make distclean" 
command).  Verify that the CPPFLAGS environment variable is correctly set 
before executing the configure(1) script.

Regards,
Steve Emmerson

Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: SCG-741485
Department: Support UDUNITS
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed