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R. T. (Fortran Man)
08-27-2004, 06:16 PM
Does the fortran compiler run on 64 bit machines using Linux?
Lahey Support
08-27-2004, 06:17 PM
We do not officially support LF95 on 64 bit machines but it will work.
It will work on an Opteron if you compile with "-Wa,--32" so that the assembler works with 32 bit objects created by LF95. The 32-bit version of gcc should be installed to provide the necessary libraries and objects. -NTRAP is an example of functionality that does not work. There may be other problems. Use at your own risk.
AbNorm
08-31-2004, 05:07 PM
Polyhedron in the UK has recently posted benchmarks for the Opteron, and one of the compilers tested is Lahey's 32 bit Linux compiler running on an Opteron machine with a 64-bit Linux operating system, SuSE I believe. Does anyone know if OpenMP works in this environment on a multiprocessor machine? Has anyone tried it?
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