Sam Drinkard wrote: > As far as I know Les, the 2.3.3 does exist, but not under RH, Centos > or the "big 3" for that matter. I recall seeing a few rpm pkgs for > some distros I've never heard of. As for it being exactly what is > needed, I can't say anything for sure, other than what the runtime > error prints out. I've looked in the librt.so.1, and it does in fact > have an external call to 2.3.3, but beyond that, I dunno. It could > well be a compiler error too. Many of the folks who have had success > building and running WRF are doing so under an earlier version of the > PG compiler, I think pre-6.0. Since I don't own the portland group > compiler, just using the trial version, I'm not entitled to any > support from them, and as I stated earlier, there has been little to > no discussion about late date versions of Linux. The other thing that > is secondary to the WRF build is some fortran utilities and one shared > object file that will not build under the x86-64 due to some > relocation issues. I think all the code that I'm attempting to > build/run was pretty well tested out on the i386 versions of several > OS', but primarily RH3. > > On another note, I do have folks that have sent me some configuration > files for the MM5 model running under the x86-64 RH distro, and they > all say it really kicks ass compared to the 32-bit builds, but that is > again, using an earlier version of the Intel compiler and earlier code > to boot. I'm not one to stay on the bleeding edge of things, but I > figured there would not be too much change from 3 to 4, but I'm > finding out different. As for the actual 2.3.3 library, I don't know > if it will be in the 3.5 distro of Centos or not, but its worth a try. > > > Les Mikesell wrote: > >> >> There is an x86_64 version of Centos3.5. But, I think both >> will have gcc-3.2.3 which should be the libraries that match >> compat-glibc on 4.x. Are you sure you need exactly 2.3.3? >> >> >> > I have used the PGI F77 compiler under both trial & license, & I *think* they will provide limited support for the trial version, I would try them. -- William A. Mahaffey III --------------------------------------------------------------------- Remember, ignorance is bliss, but willful ignorance is LIBERALISM !!!!