Re: two installations of ncarg on same machine

Christine,

Yes, you can have two installs of NCARG compiled with different compilers.
You'll probably want to make one install as the default, and you can do it
by setting environment and path variables for it in the system-wide
configuration file. If the users want to override the default installation,
they can set environment and path variables in their .bashrc or .cshrc
files.

Use `make Everything' for both the installs. The install options in the
`config/LINUX' file will change for the two compilers.

-Saurabh

On 10/17/07 1:00 PM, "Parker.Christine_at_epamail.epa.gov"
<Parker.Christine_at_epamail.epa.gov> wrote:

>
> Hi. I just successfully compiled NCARG 4.4.2 using the Intel 64-bit
> compiler. I need to also install
> NCARG using the PGI 64-bit compiler. Can I have these two installations
> side-by-side on the same
> machine? Should I use 'make Everything' or 'make All'?
>
> Thanks.
>
> cp
> Christine Parker
> US EPA Region 10, OMP, IRU
> 206.553.2987
> parker.christine_at_epa.gov
>
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