Hi, Rachel:
On 11/23/06, Rachel <comeonsos.googlemail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi, Xuebin,
>
> Thanka for your reply. After I removed the -traditional as you suggested,
> the first mistake is gone, however, about the 2nd one, althought I commented
> out the "Machines/ibm_aix" out, I still have the following error:
> #############################################################
>
> 1501-510 Compilation successful for file _lapack.f.
> cd ../ ; make sys.a
>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This line means that the value of SYSDIR in Makefile is null. You could try
following steps.
First, I guess you did not comment out *whole line* in configure file (maybe
simply delete word Machines/ibm_aix), if so, remember to comment out whole
line, and run configure script.
If above not work, try to change "sysdir='Machines/ibm_aix' " to
"sysdir='lib' ", run configure again.
Finally, if you do not bother to tweak the configure file. Let's do it
manually. Open file 'src/Makefile', you'll see following lines:
serial: configured_serial
...
cd lib; make install
cd addles; make install
cd sander; make serial
...
It means the actual compile process is to go to *each* subdirectory under
'src' and run 'make install' except that sander subdirectory
--
... there have been two really clean,
consistent models of programming so far:
the C model and the Lisp model.
These two seem points of high ground,
with swampy lowlands between them.
--Paul Graham
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