gfortran fails under wubi

[Steve Kargl]

On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 10:16:54PM -0800, George Innis wrote:
> I have a fairly large (50K line) Fortran code that compiles and runs
> perfectly using gfortran in a standalone Ubuntu OS. The same code,
> under the same (newest) gfortran compiler, but running under Ubuntu in
> a wubi install, fails during the compile step. The errors are nonsense
> -- stating "END DO not found" when it exists immediately above the
> line pointed to as being in error, for example. It appears to me that
> a malloc of some type is either failing or is required and not being
> invoked when using the wubi version. Has anyone else seen this? Is
> there a way to lock/allocate a block of memory for gfortran to use
> during the compile to avoid this? I didn't see a switch for either
> gfortran or gcc to accomplish this.
> 
> Any help greatly appreciated. I couldn't find this discussed elsewhere.
> George


What the heck is a wubi?  Seems you should be asking
whoever created wubi why it appears broken.

-- 
Steve