#11708: maxima doesn't build on Linux ppc64 (silius on skynet)
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   Reporter:  was      |          Owner:  drkirkby                              
     
       Type:  defect   |         Status:  new                                   
     
   Priority:  major    |      Milestone:  sage-4.7.2                            
     
  Component:  porting  |       Keywords:                                        
     
Work_issues:           |       Upstream:  Not yet reported upstream; Will do 
shortly.
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Comment(by leif):

 Replying to [comment:50 fbissey]:
 > Replying to [comment:47 leif]:
 > > Funny that you ''incidentally'' compiled ECL with some other GCC
 version...
 > >
 >
 > YEs, gave me a false sense of victory for a while. Lucky I figured out
 what
 > the recipe for success was. Imagine: we have a working install and no
 one knows
 > why or is able to reproduce it!

 I was just wondering nobody (else) tried, ''intentionally''... B)

 Unfortunately I now also have an account there, but will first spend my
 time on the Sage 4.7.2.alpha3 release.

 [[BR]]

 > > Btw., the "native" SLES GCC is configured with `--enable-
 languages=...,fortran,...`, so in principle `gfortran` should be
 available, perhaps packaged separately though. (It's only a wrapper
 anyway, so should be replaceable by some simple shell script.)
 >
 > You would think so. However I cannot find anything on the sles11 dvds
 (for either x86_64 or ppc64) that mention explicitly fortran. It could be
 part of some other gcc rpm I need to have a closer look.

 There are at least PPC ones for openSUSE (GCC 4.3), e.g.
 [http://www.rpmseek.com/rpm-
 
dl/gcc43-fortran-4.3.1_20080507-6.1.ppc.html?hl=en&cs=gcc43-fortran:PR:0:0:0:0:0:8231772
 here].

 Other versions (>4.3.x) should IMHO also work, or grab the sources and
 build it yourself... ;-)

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