[daip] Issue Compiling AIPS on RedHat Enterprise 6.4

[Eric Greisen]

Matt Mory wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm having in issue compiling AIPS (31-DEC-12) on Red Hat Enterprise 
> Linux 6.4 (64bit).
> 
> I get pretty far with the compiling of INSTEP2 but then I get some 
> Fortran errors.
> 
> The compiling is being done with g77 (GNU Fortran (GCC) 3.4.6 20060404).
> 
> Everything seems to go well until up to and including and then it dies:
> FC        : Compile of /usr/AIPS/31DEC12/LNX64/PREP/VELOCITY.f
> FC        : ends successfully.
> FC        : Ends successfully
> COMRPL    : Copied     /usr/AIPS/31DEC12/LNX64/PREP/VELOCITY.o
> COMRPL    : to         /usr/AIPS/31DEC12/LNX64/LIBR/APLOOP
> COMRPL    : Removed    /usr/AIPS/31DEC12/LNX64/PREP/VELOCITY.o
> COMRPL    : Changed    /usr/AIPS/31DEC12/APL/SUB/OOP/VELOCITY.FOR
> COMRPL    : in         /usr/AIPS/31DEC12/LNX64/INSTALL/APLOOP.LIS
> COMRPL    : to         -/usr/AIPS/31DEC12/APL/SUB/OOP/VELOCITY.FOR
> COMRPL    : at least one module FAILED to compile
> COMRPL    : Dies of unnatural causes
> INSTEP2   : Failure in $APLOOP/...
> INSTEP2   : compilations.
> INSTEP2   : Aborts!    Sat Sep 28 16:42:30 EDT 2013
> AipsWiz: Error: INSTEP2 failed, no point in proceeding.
> AipsWiz: Error: Look in /usr/AIPS/31DEC12/LNX64/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
> 
> grep -v ^- *.LIS
> 
> 
> AipsWiz: Error: to see what modules did not compile.
> 
> AipsWiz: Install Wizard stopping.  Current settings saved in ~/.AIPSRC
> AipsWiz: Abandoning ship!  Goodbye.
> ========================================================================
> 
> 
> 
> I've attached attached the INSTEP2.log and the LIS files. Please let me 
> know if you have any ideas that may help.
> 
> Thanks,
> Matt Mory
> 
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You have a problem in your $SYSLOCAL/CCOPTS.SH file with gcc complaining 
about an unrecognized option with lots of unprintable characters
gcc: error: unrecognized option ‘-03’
perhaps some retyping will fix this.

Now - why are you compiling aips.  The binary versions run faster on 
Linux or Mac systems than a gcc version.  If you have local tasks that 
you need to compile, then this is needed, otherwise I recommend the binary.

Eric Greisen