Hi Luis,
To answer your original question, you'll probably have to do a couple things.
1) Modify your copy of ExtUtil::F77 to have a new section for your Intel
compiler
and libraries. I'd model it after the IRIX entry, populating the various
keys in the
$F77config so that the code has what it needs. Look at lines #303-337 in
particular.
2) Modify the perl script f77conf.pl in the PDL tarball, in folder debian
before you
run perl and make and friends. Modify f77conf.pl so it has the right names
for the
Intel compiler. In particular, check to see if the ifortran has a command
that
returns the path to it's libraries. See subroutine runtime in f77conf.pl for
details.
Cheers,
--Ed
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