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Article #2473A place for f77
From: Jim Flanagan
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 1990 00:54
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 1990 00:54
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Is there a way to install f77 from the setld into a useful place rather
than into the main /usr filesystem. The man page for setld isn't too
obvious about this.
I want to to try to force setld to place files in /usr/local/{whatever}
instead of /usr/{whatever} and have f77 know where everything is. Is
this even possible?
Please reply via mail.
Thanks.
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Jim Flanagan, Sys. Programmer = flanagan@stat.washington.edu
Dept. of Statistics = stat.washington.edu
University of Washington = washington.edu
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