fort77 and intrinsic functions

fort77 and intrinsic functions

Post by Anand Kolatk » Sat, 01 Aug 1998 04:00:00



        Hi all.  I am trying to get some Fortran code to compile on
        our Pentium Linux box (Slackware/kernel: 2.0.34).
        I am using fort77 version 1.13 and gcc version 2.7.2.1.

        There are a few intrinsic functions in the code that are causing
        problems at link time. Specifically, iand, zext and ran are causing
        undefined reference messages.  Not being a programmer, I just figured
        that these functions would be converted to the appropriate C functions
        by fort77.  Maybe not?  Maybe these functions should be named
        something else?  

graphics.o: In function `grrast_':
graphics.o(.text+0x654d): undefined reference to `iand_'
graphics.o(.text+0x7406): undefined reference to `iand_'
surfmap.o: In function `srfsan_':
surfmap.o(.text+0x2368): undefined reference to `iand_'
surfmap.o(.text+0x2452): undefined reference to `iand_'
surfmap.o(.text+0x2474): undefined reference to `iand_'
surfmap.o(.text+0x2496): more undefined references to `iand_' follow
mapread.o: In function `mapdn6_':
mapread.o(.text+0x2950): undefined reference to `zext_'
mapread.o: In function `mapbrx_':
mapread.o(.text+0x3370): undefined reference to `zext_'
../forlib/forlib.a(system.o): In function `syrand_':
system.o(.text+0xa72): undefined reference to `ran_'
system.o(.text+0xa92): undefined reference to `ran_'
system.o(.text+0xaa7): undefined reference to `ran_'
system.o(.text+0xafe): undefined reference to `ran_'  

        Can someone please point out some possible mistakes I am making?
        Maybe someone could even suggest an alternative to the fort77/gcc
        combo I used?  I just want to compile the thing and be done with
        it.  :-)
        Any advice is appreciated.

        Thanks very much.

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