U77

U77

[Jeremy Hales]

Hello,

I'm attempting to apply some code that I've previously had running on a 
Sun work station, which uses U77 library routines.  With the Sun I can 
get the code to link to this library by simply putting a +U77 in my 
compiler and linker option lists.

This doesn't seem to work  with the gnu compiler on my Mac (OS 10.2).  
In fact I'm not sure if this library even exists with the system 
(although some of the Web-based info I've found implies that it does).  
The system doesn't give an error message when I use the +U77 option; 
but it does when it can't locate the specific library routines that 
should be contained therein.

1)  Does this library really exist with with the gnu system, and if so 
how do I link to it?

2)  If not, is there a workaround?

Thanks for your help!



Jeremy M. Hales
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jake@cgenv.com

Re: U77

[Toon Moene]

Jeremy Hales wrote:

> I'm attempting to apply some code that I've previously had running on a 
> Sun work station, which uses U77 library routines.  With the Sun I can 
> get the code to link to this library by simply putting a +U77 in my 
> compiler and linker option lists.

You'll have to be more explicit - show us some code that doesn't link.

There is an independently developed implementation of most of what's in 
Sun's U77 library included in the run-time library of g77.

Show us the error message, too.

Thanks,

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