Re: [Mingw-users] Compile-Link problem with gfortran (Win 7)

[Wayne W. <sie...@sb...>]

On 2/2/2012 2:32 PM, LRN wrote
> MSys shell (i.e. bash). If you're running it via
>> It's been awhile since  I used a "linux" shell. Is there a help or
>> man?
>>
> This CDs you into "MSys root directory":
> $ cd /
>
> This CDs you into "C:/":
> $ cd /c/
>
> This will show you where your MSys root directory is:
> $ cd /
> $ echo $(pwd -W)
>
> I don't see why that is suddenly such a problem - in your earlier
> e-mails you've been showing us the output of the `ls' command, and
> your `make' has been running from within MSys (i can tell by looking
> at paths it printed), which means that you've HAD MSys running, and
> used it successfully (to some extent).
I remember the simple stuff like ls, cd, echo, cat, paths, ... from long 
ago.  But had no idea what the find format was any longer. I can execute 
make files of Makefiles that are prepared for us.  I use to build my 
own.  I really won't need to build a Make file, another guy in our 
private little project knows how to do that.  But he's not real savvy 
with MS. I think I'll have to do a make clean on that last make before 
doing a make again after getting the permission squared away.
>
> Can't point you to a manual, maybe someone else can (OTOH, msys-bash
> mostly equivalent to `bash' you might find on many POSIX-compliant
> systems; other than a few tricks that MSys does when it interacts with
> W32, it's all pretty much the same stuff).
Well, my The Unix Programming Environment.  Purchased it in 1983.  
Almost unbelievable.  About six months ago I almost donated all my 
Linux/Unix/Motif books to the library.  I stopped programming around 
1999, and thought I'd never be doing this stuff, but this project got me 
going.  I think I have a book in the garage on shell programming, maybe 
bash.
>
> P.S. I personally know nothing about Fortran, this is as far as i can
> take you.
We are using f90 on gfortran.  The fellow mentioned above was one of the 
main contributors.  My function, among others, is to verify code and 
math algorithms.  It wasn't hard to catch onto f90, but I don't plan to 
make a career of it.

I'll let you know if I get it compiled into an executable form.  I 
actually think I did one time, by doing a make in a higher folder.  Maybe.
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