Hi all,
I'm battling with a program called NetCDF that can't be compiled under
Sun Studio due to problems with the redistribution of the Fortran to C
libraries. I'm attempting to compile under GCC4, but I'm getting a link
error in the C++ bindings where it starts looking for a symbol called
__sync_fetch_and_add_4. I'm on a Sparc system, so this of course fails.
Roger mentioned that he tweaked the compiler options for GCC4 from
-mcpu=v8 to -m32. I tried this but checkpackage whined that all of my
binaries and libraries were compiled for v8+ instead of v8 and wanted
them in arch-specific sub directories.
Has anyone found the magic set of GCC4 options to make C++ work properly
on Sparc in a fashion that generates pure sparcv8 libraries? Or should I
just put in ignores for checkpackage and release the v8+ binaries
instead of the v8 ones?
Package Makefile in question is
https://gar.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/gar/csw/mgar/pkg/netcdf/branches/gar-fortran/Makefile
Also, I haven't been able to get ahold of Ihsan recently. I actually
sent a couple of emails to this list last Friday, September 3, but they
never posted. I'm trying to use the mail.opencsw.org SMTP server instead
of my work SMTP box in case there is some weird interaction there.
Thanks,
Geoff
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