I downloaded the source code for ncargraphics 4.2.3 and compiled it on a
machine running RedHat Linux 7.1 with the free version of the Intel
Fortran 90 compiler. I didn't get any error messages in the Configure or
Make stage. But when I try to compile some test code, using the command
"ncargf90" I get the following error: "ncargpath: command not found". We
have ncargraphic 4.0.1 running on some Alpha/DEC Unix machines. When I
compare the /usr/local/ncarg/bin directories between the 2 machines, I see
that the compile of ncarg 4.2.3 on the RedHat machine did not create the
ncargpath binary, which is obviously why the command is not found. I also
noticed that my compilation of the source code did not create the
commands ncargmv, ncargtar, and ncargworld either. And it didn't create
the idt binary.
Has anyone else had a problem with neccessary binaries not being created
when compiling the source code, and how did you overcome the problem?
Thanks
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Erika Harnett |
Department of Earth and Space Sciences |
University of Washington, Box 351310 |
Seattle, WA 98195-1310, USA |
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eharnett@geophys.washington.edu
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