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Started by d.gembris
Thu, 25 Sep 1997 00:00
g++ for CrayT3E
Author: d.gembris
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 1997 00:00
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Hallo, we have developed a software package with gcc/g++ under Solaris. Now we wanted to port it to the CrayT3E. The compiler belonging to the cray complains about various parts of our programs that are accepted by the gcc-compiler. We have two alternatives: 1) getting gcc/g++ for the crayT3E 2) changing the programms I'd prefer solution no.1. Do you know whether gcc is available for the crayT3E and if yes: where? If we really had to change the source, how can we teach the Cray-Compiler to pay attention to dependences? We don't want to specify them manually. Any hint is highly appreciated. Thank you. Daniel Gembris ************************************************************ ********** research center Juelich GmbH , Germany ********** ************************************************************ ****** ****** ****** II MMMM MMMM EEEEE ****** ****** II MM MM MM MM EE ****** ****** II MM MM MM MM EEEEE ****** ****** II MM MM MM MM EE ****** ****** II MM MMMM MM EEEEE ****** ****** ****** ************************************************************ **************** (I)nstitute for (ME)dicine **************** ************************************************************ ****** ****** ****** Daniel Gembris, MR-group ****** ****** ****** ****** email : d.gembris@fz-juelich.de ****** ****** WWW : (comming soon) ****** ****** tel : ++49 - 2461 - 61 - 2107 ****** ****** FAX : ++49 - 2461 - 61 - 2820 ****** ****** ****** ************************************************************ ************************************************************
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