if you want support. Academic licenses are (appropriately)
inexpensive.
My 2 cents worth.
Mark
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Dear Phil,
Good luck . . . I have been fighting an x86_64
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Dear Phil,
Good luck . . . I have been fighting an x86_64 system for some time, and
have just figured out what some of the problems are. I am running Fedora
Core 5.
I believe that if you use the -m32 flag for gcc you can compile 32-bit code
for 32-bit libraries. The default
. Academic licenses are (appropriately)
inexpensive.
My 2 cents worth.
Mark
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Dear Phil,
Good luck . . . I have been fighting an x86_64 system
The Intel Fortran compiler produces code that is indeed significantly faster
than code generated with g77 or gfortran, but recent g++ (and most likely gcc)
versions consistently produce code that is at least as faster or faster than
code generated with Intel's C++ compiler.
Bottom line: it
support. Academic licenses are (appropriately)
inexpensive.
My 2 cents worth.
Mark
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Dear Phil,
Good luck . . . I have been fighting an x86_64 system
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Phil;
If you are using gcc/g++ (and also most likely gfortran) you should
add the option -m32 to the compiler (this will make sure the code is
compiled for 32bits, so you can link it with 32bits libraries).
I don't know how you could do the
Dear Phil,
Good luck . . . I have been fighting an x86_64 system for some time, and
have just figured out what some of the problems are. I am running Fedora
Core 5.
I believe that if you use the -m32 flag for gcc you can compile 32-bit code
for 32-bit libraries. The default is to compile