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Did you run 'locate libstdc++.so' to check whether there ist _some_
libstdc++ on your system? It'd be odd if not, but should be easy to
install. Maybe it is only a missing link.
Otherwise, installing from source with version 5.99.5 was very easy on
Debian etch, and supposedly also is on Fedora, provided the developer's
kits are installed. Then it is as easy as
./configure linux
make
make install
If you get some fortran error message, try
FC=g77 F77=g77 ./configure linux
make
make install
Maybe the developers could comment on whether there is _any_ programm in
ccp4-5.99.5 which does not compile with g77 (and if not, why they chose
gfortran as standard fortran compiler rather than the - I dare say
established - g77)?
Cheers,
Tim
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On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, Gunnar Olovsson wrote:
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> I've just setup our brand new PC's with Fedora core4 "workstation
> install". After installing ccp4 "v6.0" (5.99.5) using downloaded binaries
> for FC(1-4) I get error messages when trying to run some programs in the
> package. So far they are of the type missing libraries:
>
> for example, running scalepack2mtz or phaser:
> "error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5:
> cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
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> My question is:
> What is the recommended type of install for Fedora core4, that will allow
> most of the common crystallographic software to work properly?
> Is "workstation install" mostly adequate, or would it be better to just do
> an "absolutely everything" install?
>
> Thanks everyone for your very valuable input!
>
> Cheers ! Gunnar :^)
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