Alex,
You are probably right about it being the "_" symbol.
If I remember correctly, the default behavior of "xlf" on the IBMs is
to NOT append
the underscore, and this would have been the way NCAR Graphics was
compiled.
Are you by any chance putting something on the compile line that might
be forcing
underscores to appear? I believe the option is "-qextname". If you are
compiling with this
option, please try compiling without it to see if this works.
If you need the underscores appended for other reasons, then you will
need a version of
NCAR Graphics that is built with the "-qextname" option. I will be
out-of-town so I can't
do it for you, but you could try downloading the source code and
building it yourself.
You would need to add the "-qextname" option to the
$NCARG/config/AIX_RS6000
file, and you might also need to modify
$NCARG/common/src/libncarg_c/c.h to redefine
the NGCALLF macro to append the underscore.
--Mary
On Feb 21, 2005, at 3:13 AM, Alexandre.Abadie AT unknown wrote:
> Hi,
> Last week, I asked for binaries of ncarg for an IBM aix 5.2 in 32 bit
> mode. But
> now, I've got a problem at the end of the compilation of my program
> during
> linkage. The "ld" linker can't find some routines such as "qgchh_",
> "gdawk_"
> and a lot of others. I am not sure bit I think it comes from the
> compatibility
> between C and Fortran langages (with the "_" symbol). Have you got an
> idea that
> can help me ? (with compilation options or others)
>
> Thanks
>
> Alex
>
>
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