hi everyone I am porting some fortran code to linux and having a spot of trouble. The plplot binaries I am using have been compiled using the -f -N15 options
-f option folds all symbols to lowercase while the -N15 option adds a trailing underscore to the symbol names. Here is an snippet of output from the compiler.
/opt/absoft10.0/lib64/libplplotf77d.a(sfstubs.o)(.text+0x16cf): In function `plshades1_':
: undefined reference to `plshades17_'
To me this is saying that my program is calling the plshades1_ routine. This routine is calling another routine named plshades17_ which it cannot seem to find. Does this seem right?
Is there a place that could net me a plain jane compiled version of plplot? My compiler is erroring out with some obscure error when I try to build the source from here.
Thanks in advance.
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hi everyone I am porting some fortran code to linux and having a spot of trouble. The plplot binaries I am using have been compiled using the -f -N15 options
-f option folds all symbols to lowercase while the -N15 option adds a trailing underscore to the symbol names. Here is an snippet of output from the compiler.
/opt/absoft10.0/lib64/libplplotf77d.a(sfstubs.o)(.text+0x16cf): In function `plshades1_':
: undefined reference to `plshades17_'
To me this is saying that my program is calling the plshades1_ routine. This routine is calling another routine named plshades17_ which it cannot seem to find. Does this seem right?
Is there a place that could net me a plain jane compiled version of plplot? My compiler is erroring out with some obscure error when I try to build the source from here.
Thanks in advance.