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Hello, I recently installed the vis5d (vers 5.0) software on my Linux (redhat 7,3( machine but am having trouble compiling the program that takes my input data and converts it to a vis5d file (vlamap.f: a modified version of foo_to_vis5d.f). The makefile is called vlamap.f.m (see below) and when I say make -f vlamap.f.m I get the message: g77 -c -g I vlamap g77: No input files Anyone have an idea which input files it's looking for and how I can fix it? Thanks! Rob Willson Department of Physics and Astronomy Tufts University Here's the file vlamap.f.m: # makefile for foo_to_v5d.f conversion program # The input to the conversion program is your 5-D grid format. # The ouput is a v5d file. # By default, the name of the conversion program is 'foo_to_v5d'. You should # probably use a better name. Assign that name to PROGRAM here: PROGRAM = vlamap # If DEC or Linux (Little-endian), add -DLITTLE to CFLAGS # If AIX, remove the -DUNDERSCORE CFLAGS = -c -g -DUNDERSCORE -DLITTLE FFLAGS = -c -g CC = cc F77 = g77 LIBS = -lm OBJECTS = $(PROGRAM).o binio.o v5d.o $(PROGRAM): $(OBJECTS) $(F77) $(OBJECTS) $(LIBS) -o $@ $(PROGRAM).o: $(PROGRAM).f $(F77) $(FFLAGS) -I $(PROGRAM).f binio.o: binio.c $(CC) $(CFLAGS) binio.c -o binio.o v5d.o: v5d.c $(CC) $(CFLAGS) v5d.c -o v5d.o
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