Thanks for the prompt response!
It worked fine when I compiled and linked with g77.
I didn't have g77 before I tried to run ShallowFluid for the first time.
When I use the Lahey compiler (lf95) it does not link successfully.
I'm still working on it.
So, it appears that ShallowFluid should work on a "generic" PC linux box.
On another topic, I tried to use VisAD with Java3d 1.3 (the only one
available for LinuxPPC). With this newest version I need to use jdk1.3.0.
Unfortunately, I could not make VisAD to work with these versions.
Has anybody tried them?
Thanks,
Chris Mitas
On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Bill Hibbard wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> > I understand that the ShallowFluid application has some native Solaris
> > code. Is there any way to run it on my Linux box?
> > It seems that the fortran code can be compiled without errors (only some
> > warnings).
> >
> > Has anybody ported it to linux ?
>
> We haven't, and it looks like no one else has either.
>
> ShallowFluid communicates with the Fortran code through JNI
> and some C code. The JNI should be portable, and the
> conventions for calling Fortran from C should be portable.
>
> Have you tried compiling and running ShallowFluid?
>
> Cheers,
> Bill
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