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Dear Martyn: The patch really helps. Here are some quick observations: Ubuntu Debian 5.10 ================== With the new patch, everything compiles with gcc4, g++4 and gfortran out of the box. (My earlier problem with clipper was that I needed to let ccp4 compile fftw instead of using an external version). When I run the examples, it hangs on findncs.exam. watertidy-3shells failed. Apart from that everything went smoothly with no special intervention. OS X 10.4.3 =========== I used Apple's gcc4,g++4 and gfortran supplied by fink's gcc4 package. With the new patch, everything compiles except Rotgen, due to libjwc_f failing. After some messing, I found I could compile these by re-running configure to avoid dynamic libraries, and then I ran make and make install for each of these. So eventually, everything compiles with gfortran. In addition, some of the x-windows makefiles first assign the compiler to gfortran and then reassign FC to g77 and try to find g2c.h, so I had to correct those manually. Unfortunately, a large number fail the examples test (all pass with g77). http://www.chemistry.ucsc.edu/%7Ewgscott/xtal/gfortran_run_all.log So, in summary, gfortran seems to compile things with these patches. I think the OS X gfortran I am using might be older than the linux one, so perhaps a newer version would fix the run-time errors. ================ I hope this will be of some use to someone. Bill On Sat, 3 Dec 2005, Martyn Winn wrote: > I believe Charles has now got everything compiling > under gfortran, but yes it involves fixes to the source > code. His patches are available at > > ftp://ftp.ccp4.ac.uk/ccp4/5.99.5/prerelease/ccp4-5.99.5_gfortran.tar.gz
