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20020204: 20020201: redbook install problems - Gempak 5.6e - Followup

Neil,

The Make should not fail. If it is, something is wrong
and the program shouldn't be installed since there is likely
something unexpected happening. The _ps, _vg, and _gf
versions are all linked directly to the respective device
drivers, so the link lines will be different than the
dcredbook linked to the gplt interface. You wouldn't want the
ldm forking a bunch of gplts.

It is possible that something in your path is still sourced for
an old version of GEMPAK which is confusing things, and/or
not finding something.

Steve Chiswell
unidata User Support

>From: "Neil R. Smith" <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200202041928.g14JSHx12248

>Unidata Support wrote:
>> Neil,
>> 
>> I'd probably need to see the "make all" output.
>> 
>> cd $NAWIPS/unidata/ldmbridge/dcredbook
>> make clean
>> make all >& make.log
>> make install >& make_install.log
>> 
>> The "make clean" in the directory might be needed so that make can find
>> something to build if things got fouled up the first time..
>> 
>> I have tested it here under:
>> OSF1 dana.unidata.ucar.edu V5.1 732 alpha
>> 
>> Steve Chiswell
>
>Steve, 
>I had success by manually executing the fortran line for each of 
>the remaining executables. I cut and pasted the f77 line from the
>make.log file and for each instance added "_gf", "_ps", and "_vg"
>as found in the Makefile. Each of these f77 invocations generates
>the same link error but the executable is generated nontheless.
>Then a 'make install' completes without error.
>
>That was the last hitch, I think, because a final 'make install'
>at the $NAWIPS level completed successfully.
>
>Is there an alteration of the Makefile that can be made for the 
>redbook stuff such that all 4 f77 builds can be made regardless
>of a failure of one of them?
>
>-Neil
>-- 
>Neil R. Smith, Comp. Sys. Mngr.                address@hidden
>Dept. Atmospheric Sci., Texas A&M Univ.        979/845-6272 FAX:979/862-4466
>