Simon Urbanek wrote:
<SNIP>
I bet you are using 32-bit Fortran while using 64-bit gcc for everything else
(see this list). You have two options: use F77="gfortran -arch x86_64"
FC="gfortran -arch x86_64" or use the Leopard Fortran for Xcode instead of the
old Tiger Fortran.
<SNIP>
I bet you're right. But how do I know? I just do ./configure --- I don't say
anything about what/which Fortran to use.
Can you go back to being mono-syllabic please?
(a) When you say (option 1) `` use F77="gfortran -arch x86_64" FC="gfortran
-arch x86_64" '' ***where*** do
I ``use'' it. I.e. how do I go about conveying to the configure process that I
wish to set these values for F77
and FC? Do I edit the configure script? Do I set flags for the ./configure
command? Do I set environment
variables? It's all obvious to you, but not to bunnies such as my very good
self.
(b) When you say (option 2) ``use the Leopard Fortran for Xcode instead of the
old Tiger Fortran'' --- how?
I presume that this is really what I should be doing --- but how do I convey to
the system that the old Tiger
Fortran should not be used? I would've expected that when I installed Xcode,
the Fortran that came with
it would be ``the'' Fortran on the machine (that any old Fortrans hanging
around would automatically get
ditched) or that at the very least the Fortran that came with Xcode would be
the one that got used by
default. Naive of me, I know ....
Thanks.
cheers,
Rolf
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