jlar <jesper.webmail@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I am trying to link my application to the ngmath library....
> > pgf90 -L. -lngmath -o test test.o
Looks to me like the usual ordering problem with the command line. The
command line is *VERY* sensitive to ordering. Try reordering it as
pgf90 test.o -L. -lngmath -o test
The way you have it, the *First* thing that happens is that the linker
looks to see what is needed in ngmath. Nothing is needed yet, so then
the linker adds in test.o. After test.o is aded, stuff from nglib will
be needed, but the linker doesn't go back and check again.
This "feature" is common to most linkers today; it isn't just a Fortran
matter. I find it pretty crude compared to some linkers I've worked with
in the past. It is also a FAQ.
P.S. I recommend that you *NOT* use the name test for your test file.
That particular (and common) choice happens to result in a lot of
confusions because there is already a system command named test. Unless
you are sophisticated enough to know that and how to deal with it, you
are likely to end up getting the system command when trying to run your
program. The resulting confusion generates another FAQ. Use just about
any other name. Heck, use test1 if you want - just anything except test.
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