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MohammadAG |
2011-03-24
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#11
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Be warned, that takes up a significant part of the rootfs, I'd suggest making a chroot inside MyDocs or /home then installing gcc in that.
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both gcc-4.4 and gfortran-4.2 and gfortran-4.3 from debian repositories worked in easy debian. Compiled and successfully ran some code. gfortran runs fortran 95. There is a version gfortran-4.4 but I could not get it to work. There was a problem with the libraries.
Another option that worked in easy debian: you can use f2c which converts fortran 77 to C code. You then compile it with gcc.
Regardless it is amazing that the n900 runs fortran code! The next step is to make a rack of n900s and use OPENMPI to run parallel jobs!
Last edited by mscion; 2011-03-24 at 17:47.
Another option that worked in easy debian: you can use f2c which converts fortran 77 to C code. You then compile it with gcc.
Regardless it is amazing that the n900 runs fortran code! The next step is to make a rack of n900s and use OPENMPI to run parallel jobs!
Last edited by mscion; 2011-03-24 at 17:47.
