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<font face="Comic Sans MS">Hello Everyone :-)<br>
I have installed g95 on my SuSE 10.2 x86_64 dual core system and want
to use MPICH2 to compile a certain parallel-enabled fortran code. I
looked at the MPICH2 configure script file(s) and noticed entries for
g95, so as long as I build the code from source (rather than installing
from an .rpm file), then it should detect g95, correct? I'm not sure
*how* it actually detects it because g95 can be installed pretty much
anywhere according to the g95 docs. I have set (in bashrc):<br>
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alias f77=g95<br>
alias f90=g95<br>
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...and it seems to work...<br>
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</font><tt>patti@PattiDesktop:~> f77<br>
g95: no input files<br>
patti@PattiDesktop:~> f90<br>
g95: no input files<br>
patti@PattiDesktop:~><br>
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...and have removed gfortran so the only fortran on my system *should*
be g95... I would appreciate a comment or three as to whether or not I
need to set anything else before running configure / make / make
install on the MPICH2 source.<br>
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THANK YOU!!<br>
PattiMichelle Sheaffer<br>
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