macOS Nagware Fortran compiler and Leopard

[Aiueoz]

Hello.

I have used Nagware f95 compiler since I used Tiger.
Just today I've changed the OS to Leopard (ie, Xcode 3.0).
Now I tried to use Nagware f95 compiler as usual, but I've got a message as below:

Undefined symbols:
"___NAGf90_sin_c", referenced from:
flat_namespace undefines in libf98.dylib
"___NAGf90_sqrtd", referenced from:
flat_namespace undefines in libf98.dylib
"___NAGf90_sqrtf", referenced from:
flat_namespace undefines in libf98.dylib
ld: symbol(s) not found
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

It seems to be the library path has changed.

I don't know how to fix it...
If you know how to cope with this problem, could you tell me, please?

Best regards,

Aiueoz

 

[ChrisA]

What's wrong with gcc? gcc does FORTRAN 90 just fine.

When you build gcc you can enable any of sevral languages. The gcc in xcode has only C, C++ and Objective C but you can also get it to do Ada, FORTRAN and Java. You can go to the GNU site and get the source or get it from Fink pre built. I just had to compile from source on Solaris. Took "forever" even on a modern high end SPARC server.

 

[Eraserhead]

What's wrong with gcc? gcc does FORTRAN 90 just fine.

Unless they've updated it in the last year to do so, it doesn't on the Mac.

Hello.

I have used Nagware f95 compiler since I used Tiger.
Just today I've changed the OS to Leopard (ie, Xcode 3.0).
Now I tried to use Nagware f95 compiler as usual, but I've got a message as below:

You could try the latest version of g95 here.

Alternatively you can use the Intel Compiler for evaluation.

 

[Aiueoz]

Thank you for the reply.

I suppose it's a library path problem, anyway I'll keep looking for the solution about NAGf95.
Well, but as you suggested me, I also use Intel Fortran compiler, accessing another Linux from Mac. I've read somebody had a problem with Intel Fortran compiler:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5739494&#5739494