buc@jessica.stanford.edu (Robert Richards) (11/14/90)
After installing FORTRAN for RISC version 2.0 the loader complains about stamp mismatch. When we look at libraries for f77 for example, they are all links to libraries ending in 3.1 version number. Is this the problem and what could we do about it? There were no complaints during the installation (setld -l). Thanks for any pointers.
farrell@pangea.Stanford.EDU (Phil Farrell) (11/15/90)
In article <1990Nov13.233623.26790@portia.Stanford.EDU> buc@jessica.stanford.edu (Robert Richards) writes: >After installing FORTRAN for RISC version 2.0 the loader complains >about stamp mismatch. When we look at libraries for f77 for example, >they are all links to libraries ending in 3.1 version number. Is >this the problem and what could we do about it? There were no >complaints during the installation (setld -l). > >Thanks for any pointers. > When I installed RISC Fortran 2.0, I first used setld to "remove" the old Fortran 1.0, but discovered that the stanford fortran compiler libraries /usr/lib/libF77.a, /usr/lib/libI77.a, and /usr/lib/libU77.a were NOT removed. These are apparently part of the base system, not the Fortran compiler! However, they were symbolic links to the 1.31 version libraries, that were still kept. All the new Fortran 2.0 stuff went into /usr/lib/cmplrs. I just removed the symbolic links /usr/lib/lib?77.a and re-made them to the new version 2.0 libraries in /usr/lib/cmplrs/f77 and now everything works fine. -Phil Farrell, Computer Systems Manager Stanford University School of Earth Sciences farrell@pangea.stanford.edu