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Re: Error linking with libgfortran version (pardiso and lapack libs)

From: Dennis Wassel <dennis dot wassel at googlemail dot com>
To: tprince at computer dot org
Cc: fcostela <francisco dot costela at gmail dot com>, fortran at gcc dot gnu dot org
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 2009 16:45:53 +0100
Subject: Re: Error linking with libgfortran version (pardiso and lapack libs)
References: <26230499.post@talk.nabble.com> <fe03ae8f0911060513h483be2c2m930251f8fbae0132@mail.gmail.com> <4AF43998.5030305@aol.com>

2009/11/6 Tim Prince <n8tm@aol.com>:
>> However, when I compiled I got this error:
>> /root/pardisolib/libpardiso400_GNU430_IA64.so: undefined reference to
>> `_gfortran_os_error'
>
> Why would anyone label any object code with IA64 if it is meant for x86_64?
> ?This can only compound the confusion. ?The targets are totally
> incompatible.

Good point.
They offer both an "INTEL, 64-bit" and an "AMD, 64-bit" version, named
"GNU430_IA64" and "GNU430_AMD_IA64" respectively. The naming scheme
for x86 being IA32, I guess this is just a matter of an
incorrect/confusing naming scheme.

Silly question: Would a library targetted at IA-64 (as in Itanium)
even link on an x86_64 machine?

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References:
- Error linking with libgfortran version (pardiso and lapack libs)
  - From: fcostela
- Re: Error linking with libgfortran version (pardiso and lapack libs)
  - From: Dennis Wassel
- Re: Error linking with libgfortran version (pardiso and lapack libs)
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