> Hi,
>
> I have a user with what I suspect (hope) is a fairly straightforward
> problem, however I am not that familiar with using NCAR graphics. I have
> compiled from source code version 4.1.1 on a dual-Alpha-processor Compaq
> running RedHat 6.2. When the user tries to run his code (which has run
> successfully on other machines), I get multiple errors of the "undefined
> reference to `cpseti_'" variety. The references all appear to be to cp
> functions (cpseti, cprect, cpclam, etc).
> .
> .
> .
>
> Steve
Dear Steve,
The NCAR Graphics 4.1.1 source code has a Fortran file in it that some
GNU compilers choke on. While it's not really a bug in the file, we
have "fixed" it so that it will compile with these compilers. This
file is actually part of the cp* collection of files that you are
getting the undefined references from, so it's a safe bet that this is
causing your problem.
To get this fix, I recommend downloading the NCAR Graphics 4.2.2
source code from ngwww.ucar.edu/ng4.2/download. Even better yet, if
we have a set of pre-compiled binaries available for your system, I
would recommend downloading these instead.
Good luck!
--Mary
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