In article <1995Jul18.114059.5937 at comp.bioz.unibas.ch> schmitz at comp.bioz.unibas.ch (Michael Schmitz) writes:
>Rodrigo Lopez (rodrigol at biotek.uio.no) wrote:
>: I'm interested in comming in contact with sites that have succesfully
>: installed SRS 4.0x on an OpenVMS box. Anyone out there?
>I am just doing this installation (SRS 4.06, plain distribution) on the
>Basel URZ cluster, VAX and AXP arch. simultaneously. Besides changes to the
>sdl files due to the local configuration, I just had to edit makefile.mms
>to have the executables depend on SRS.OLB instead of SRS.LIB (who has ever
>seen a .LIB file on VMS?), and to link with sys$library:vaxcrtl.olb/lib
>(seems Thure forgot the RTL, or the EMBL config links everything with the
>C libs). The code compiled with no problems - only a single warning, so
>the srsinstall procedure must have figured out the architecture OK.
Sounds like you have VAX Fortran and Thure has DEC Fortran.
I have been fixing up the same kinds of conflicts for the EGCG code.
The fix checks for the DECC compiler using code like the following:
$ If ( f$search("sys$system:DECC$COMPILER.EXE").eqs."" )
$ then
$!
$! must have VAX C (or nothing)
$!
$ else
$!
$! DEC C compiler found
$!
$ endif
For EGCG I also have to worry about some of the compiler options between
DEC C and VAX C.
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