[daip] AIPS installation
Eric Greisen
egreisen at nrao.edu
Mon Nov 17 13:54:15 EST 2003
Miguel de Val Borro writes:
> On Mon, Nov 17, 2003 at 10:19:10AM -0700, Eric Greisen wrote:
> > I have found the error
> >
> > Edit install.pl to add the 2nd and 3rd lines below between the 1st and
> > 4th lines which you will find in your copy of install.pl. My
> > recommendation to find your system version is still the preferred way
> > to go...
> >
> >
> > say "Unpacking the READLINE.SHR archive...";
> > $target = "$SYSUNIX/READLINE.SHR";
> > symlink($target, "READLINE.SHR");
> > system("sh ./READLINE.SHR");
>
> Actually there are still some errors at some point in the installation:
>
> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lncurses
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
ncurses is a file that you absolutely have somewhere - your
$LD_LIBRARY_PATH is incorreect or inadequate. In fact I change from
termcap to ncurses because of your flavor of LInux - RedHat still has
both. See your system manager for help
> LINK : Status from /usr/bin/g77 is 1
> LINK : Link of /afs/astro.su.se//pkg/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/PREP/SETTVP.o
> LINK : dies from wimpy compiler
> LINK : Dies of unnatural causes.
> COMLNK : Link failed!
> COMLNK : Deleted /afs/astro.su.se//pkg/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/PREP/SETTVP.o
> COMLNK : Deleted /afs/astro.su.se//pkg/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/PREP/SETTVP.f
> COMLNK : Dies of unnatural causes
> INSTEP4 : Failure in $AIPPGM/...
> INSTEP4 : compiling/linking.
> INSTEP4 : Dies of unnatural causes at Mon Nov 17 19:39:46 CET 2003
> AipsWiz: Error: INSTEP4 failed, no point in proceeding.
> AipsWiz: Error: Look in /afs/astro.su.se//pkg/AIPS/31DEC03/LINUX/INSTALL to see
> AipsWiz: Error: if you can figure out what went wrong. There are
> AipsWiz: Error: many log and list files there. You may want to do
>
>
> And a feww more "Dies of unnatural causes. Link Failed!" appear before
> this message.
>
> Do you have an archive where one could download previous versions of the
> 31DEC03 release?
This is your system problem and is not due to any recent change we
have made. I assume that -ltermcap would have worked no better on
your machine.
Eric Greisen
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