David Coakley wrote:
> Are you able to link 32-bit C++ programs on your system using "g++ -m32"?
>
> It looks like you are missing the 32-bit version of libstdc++ -- this
> library is not installed by default on many 64-bit Linux
> distributions.
>
It would be greatly helpful to users if
a. you put a configure check for that and an error message if not found
b. ... Same for fortran compiler.. (building fortran and other
things should imho be a configure option)
c. it respected CFLAGS and other normal build options..
> To build open64 create a directory (obj) somewhere not underneath the
> open64 directory containing the source files.
For most auto* based systems creating a build directory which is !=
${ROOT} is sufficient.. Of course I realize some projects have other
limitations..
It built and my curiosity is placated.. thanks!
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