[Pw_forum] pw.1.3.0 and ifc 7.1

[Victor Trubitsin]

Hello, Goranka

You have to change of the  make.sys in main PW1.3 directory (on the Red Hat 7.2 system with ifc 7.1 compiler) 
adding the next key for loader (ld) in LDFLAGS:  -Xlinker   --noinhibit-exec.

For example:

LDFLAGS =-Xlinker --noinhibit-exec  $OSHOME)/flib/ptools.a$(OSHOME)/flib/flib.a  $(OSHOME)/clib/clib.a -Vaxlib  $(LIBS)

WARNING:
Information from:     man ld

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 `--noinhibit-exec'
           Retain the executable output file whenever it is still usable. 
           Normally,  the  linker will not produce an output file if it encounters 
           errors during the link  process; it exits without writing an output file  
           when  it  issues  any  error   whatsoever.

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2.12. 2003 12:49, You wrote
> Hello.
>
> I compiled pw.1.3.0 using the latest version of ifc compiler on the Linux
> Mandrake 8, AMD processor. However, I am not able to compile it using the
> same compiler version on the Red Hat 7.2, Intel processor (mkl is not
> used). In this case make pw stops after the ld warning message (as
> previously reported in this forum by Victor Trubitsin, on Intel + mkl).
>
> I did not see any differences in the make.log files, ld is configured in
> the same way on both systems... There is a   possibility is that some
> differences in the processors, operating systems, and the system libraries
> they use prevent compilation of pw.1.3.0 on some Linux PC's.
>
> I would like to know (at least) on which systems pw.1.3.0 + ifc 7.1 works,
> and on which it does not ? Up to now a very small statistics shows  that it
> works on the AMD (one example) and it does not work on the Intel processor
> (two examples).
>
> Best regards,
> Goranka