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951221: netcdf-2.4-beta5.tar.Z

David,

>Date: Thu, 21 Dec 1995 09:35:38 +1100 (EST) 
>From: address@hidden (David Micklethwaite)
>Organization: Cray Research Australia
>Subject: Re: 951220: netcdf-2.4-beta5.tar.Z 
>Keywords: 199512190336.AA09346

In the above message you wrote:

> >     4.  Look at the file `config.log'.  The last lines in it might
> >     indicate why the compile failed.
> 
> Here's what was in config.log:
> 
> % more config.log
> This file contains any messages produced by compilers while
> running configure, to aid debugging if configure makes a mistake.
> 
> cc-712 c89: ERROR in command line
>   File "-L" is inaccessible or is not a directory.
> cc-712 c89: ERROR in command line
>   File "-L" is inaccessible or is not a directory.
> cc-712 c89: ERROR in command line
>   File "-L" is inaccessible or is not a directory.
> 
> >     5.  Try manually compiling the `conftest.c' file:
> > 
> >         c89 -o conftest -O conftest.c
> > 
> >     Trap the output and send it to me (it should be the same as the
> >     last lines in the `config.log' file.
> 
> % c89 -o conftest -O conftest.c
> cc-712 c89: ERROR in command line
>   File "-L" is inaccessible or is not a directory.

It appears that your c89 utility is broken.  The above simple command
contains no `-L' argument.  Could `c89' be aliased to something else?

I suggest you contact your system administrator.

> So the problem seems to be that cc works and c89 doesn't in my
> environment (in the broadest sense). At this point I changed my .cshrc
> by commenting out 
> 
> # added for CF90 v2.0 prog env.
> 
>            if (-d /opt/modules/.) then
>               if (-f /opt/modules/modules/init/csh ) then
>                  # Initialize modules
>                  source /opt/modules/modules/init/csh
>               endif
>               module load modules PrgEnv
>            endif
> 
> and stoked up a new csh. In this new shell c89 and cc both compiled the
> test program and I was able to run configure without the setenv CC cc
> command.
> 
> I will take this up with our support people.
> 
> Having run configure, I then tried "make all" in the src directory and
> got the following:
> 
> % make
...
> making `all' in directory /ptmp/mickles/netcdf-2.4-beta5/src/fortran
> 
>         ./fortc -L . -O unicos common.inc > netcdf.inc
> ./fortc[54]: 82145 Operand range error(coredump)
>         ./fortc -L . -O unicos jackets.src > jackets.c
> ./fortc[54]: 82150 Operand range error(coredump)
>         c89 -c -O -I../libsrc  jackets.c
> cc-127 c89: WARNING File = jackets.c, Line = 1
>   No declarations appear within the compilation unit.

I don't like the looks of the above.  Check the file fortran/jackets.c.
Does it look OK?

...
> making `all' in directory /ptmp/mickles/netcdf-2.4-beta5/src/ncgen
> 
>         c89 -c -O -I../libsrc  main.c
>         c89 -c -O -I../libsrc  load.c
>         lex ncgen.l
>         mv lex.yy.c ncgenyy.c
>         yacc -d ncgen.y
>         mv y.tab.c ncgentab.c
>         mv y.tab.h ncgentab.h
>         c89 -c -O -I../libsrc  ncgentab.c
>         c89 -c -O -I../libsrc  escapes.c
>         c89 -c -O -I../libsrc  getfill.c
>         c89 -c -O -I../libsrc  init.c
>         c89 -c -O -I../libsrc  close.c
>         c89 -c -O -I../libsrc  genlib.c
> c89 -o ncgen -O main.o load.o ncgentab.o escapes.o getfill.o init.o
> close.o genlib.o ../libsrc/libnetcdf.a
>  ldr-133 c89: WARNING 
>      Unsatisfied external references have been encountered.
> 
>  Unsatisfied external references
>  Entry name      Modules referencing entry 
> 
>  STREQ           ncgentab$c

Hmmm...  The C90 is the first platform that's had this problem.

In the ncgen/ subdirectory, try moving the definition of STREQ from 
ncgen.l to the "header" section of ncgen.y (i.e. between the `%{' `%}'
brackets near the top of the file).  Then, re-execute a `make' in that
directory.

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Steve Emmerson   <address@hidden>