Alan W. Irwin wrote: > On 2007-05-31 13:32+0900 Valery Pipin wrote: > > I have added -Vaxlib to FCFLAGS and it does not help. > > Hi Valery: > > I am sure you knew this, but just to keep the record straight it should be > FC, i.e., > > export FC='ifort -O0 -Vaxlib' > > not FCFLAGS. I'm sorry the previous message was misleading. I have used export FC='ifort -O0 -Vaxlib' exactly. During the build I observed that cmake understood it. > > > It may be because the > > intel libraries are not in standard path. As rpm complaine is > > > > verify-elf: WARNING: ./usr/lib/libplplotf95d.so.9.1.1: not found: > > libimf.so verify-elf: WARNING: ./usr/lib/libplplotf95d.so.9.1.1: not > > found: libifport.so.5 > > verify-elf: WARNING: ./usr/lib/libplplotf95d.so.9.1.1: not found: > > libifcore.so.5 > > verify-elf: WARNING: ./usr/lib/libplplotf95d.so.9.1.1: undefined symbol: > > for_iargc > > > > Both libimf and libifort are in /usr/local/intel/lib that is in > > LD_LIBRARY_PATH. > > I think you are correct that rpm won't work for your setup since rpm > expects everything is installed in standard locations. > > At this point, you may just want to turn off the f77 and f95 interfaces > since you are not primarily interested in those. I thought this interface should work on my mashine unless the warnings. > However, in case you have > some remaining interest or someone else runs into ifort problems there is > still the alternative of doing a simple PLplot build and install without > worrying about the special requirements of rpm. That is, use the normal > cmake; make; and make install. I think that procedure would work correctly > on any system where ifort is installed in a non-standard location. After > all, ifort knows how to link everything (i.e., it knows the locations of > its libraries), and at run-time, your LD_LIBRARY_PATH tells the run-time > loader where to find those same fortran libraries. > > A comprehensive test of the fortran interface to PLplot built and installed > that way is provided if you try "make install", and then run the standard > installed examples test (e.g., run "make" and "./plplot-test.sh" in > $PREFIX/share/plplot5.7.3/examples, where $PREFIX is the PLplot > installation prefix you specified to the cmake command with the > -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX option.) You could also try "ldd -r > $PREFIX/lib/libplplotf95d.so" to make sure all libraries are found and > those libraries define all required symbols. This is worth to try.
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