Dear Madam, Sir,
We have installed successfully the sac library as explained in your mail
below.
Now we just face a problem when trying to compile a Fortran-77 program
using
the sac library.
Before, on our previous computer, we used to compile the program using
one of the
following compiling command :
fort77 -o program program.f -lsacio
f77 -o program program.f -lsacio
Now we receive an error message saying : /usr/bin/ld : cannot find -lsacio
Could you please help us with what should be the argument given at the
compiling command line to make it find the sac library properly ?
Thanks a lot in advance fo your help.
Best wishes,
Corinne Lacave.
Visitez notre nouveau site web resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
*Corinne Lacave
* Dr. en sismologie
*Résonance Ingénieurs-Conseils SA
* 21 rue Jacques Grosselin, CH-1227 Carouge
Tel: +41 22 301 02 53 / Web: resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
E-mail: corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch>
Le 24.05.2019 à 18:24, IRIS-noreply a écrit :
We have installed successfully the sac library as explained in your mail
below.
Now we just face a problem when trying to compile a Fortran-77 program
using
the sac library.
Before, on our previous computer, we used to compile the program using
one of the
following compiling command :
fort77 -o program program.f -lsacio
f77 -o program program.f -lsacio
Now we receive an error message saying : /usr/bin/ld : cannot find -lsacio
Could you please help us with what should be the argument given at the
compiling command line to make it find the sac library properly ?
Thanks a lot in advance fo your help.
Best wishes,
Corinne Lacave.
Visitez notre nouveau site web resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
*Corinne Lacave
* Dr. en sismologie
*Résonance Ingénieurs-Conseils SA
* 21 rue Jacques Grosselin, CH-1227 Carouge
Tel: +41 22 301 02 53 / Web: resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
E-mail: corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch>
Le 24.05.2019 à 18:24, IRIS-noreply a écrit :
Attached is the binary compressed tar file of the SAC v101.6a software package for Linux (64 bit): sac-101.6a-linux_x86_64.tar.gz). The binary was built on CentOS release 5.9 (Final) and has been tested on other 64-bit Linux systems. If your machine is 32-bit Linux or if it does not work on your 64-bit Linux system, you will need to build SAC from the source distribution.
The first step is to expand the .tar.gz file. If your version of tar has the "z" option, you can do this in one step:
tar -xzf sac-101.6a-linux_x86_64.tar.gz
Otherwise, you must first unzip and then untar the file. One way to do this is
gzip -d -c sac-101.6a-linux_x86_64.tar.gz | tar -xf -
The result of this operation is the creation of a subdirectory ./sac .
If you have a problem getting to this point, reply to this e-mail message with a detailed description of your problem.
File ./sac/License, contains the terms you agreed to honor when you requested SAC software. In particular you agreed NOT TO DISTRIBUTE the SAC Software.
Instructions for setting environmental variables for your system are given in file ./sac/README . The information in that file should be all you need to get the package running on your system.
Problems? Questions?
The SAC community has established a mailing list to assist users with issues installing and using SAC (sac-help). Please direct your questions to this mailing list, which requires a subscription: http://ds.iris.edu/message-center/topic/sac-help.
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I receive the same error message when trying with :
f77 -o program program.f -I/usr/local/sac/include -L/usr/local/sac/lib
-lsacio -lsac
Le 04.06.2019 à 11:08, Corinne Lacave a écrit :
Dear Madam, Sir,
We have installed successfully the sac library as explained in your
mail below.
Now we just face a problem when trying to compile a Fortran-77 program
using
the sac library.
Before, on our previous computer, we used to compile the program using
one of the
following compiling command :
fort77 -o program program.f -lsacio
f77 -o program program.f -lsacio
Now we receive an error message saying : /usr/bin/ld : cannot find -lsacio
Could you please help us with what should be the argument given at the
compiling command line to make it find the sac library properly ?
Thanks a lot in advance fo your help.
Best wishes,
Corinne Lacave.
Visitez notre nouveau site web resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
*Corinne Lacave
* Dr. en sismologie
*Résonance Ingénieurs-Conseils SA
* 21 rue Jacques Grosselin, CH-1227 Carouge
Tel: +41 22 301 02 53 / Web: resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
E-mail: corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch>
Le 24.05.2019 à 18:24, IRIS-noreply a écrit :
Attached is the binary compressed tar file of the SAC v101.6a software package for Linux (64 bit): sac-101.6a-linux_x86_64.tar.gz). The binary was built on CentOS release 5.9 (Final) and has been tested on other 64-bit Linux systems. If your machine is 32-bit Linux or if it does not work on your 64-bit Linux system, you will need to build SAC from the source distribution.
The first step is to expand the .tar.gz file. If your version of tar has the "z" option, you can do this in one step:
tar -xzf sac-101.6a-linux_x86_64.tar.gz
Otherwise, you must first unzip and then untar the file. One way to do this is
gzip -d -c sac-101.6a-linux_x86_64.tar.gz | tar -xf -
The result of this operation is the creation of a subdirectory ./sac .
If you have a problem getting to this point, reply to this e-mail message with a detailed description of your problem.
File ./sac/License, contains the terms you agreed to honor when you requested SAC software. In particular you agreed NOT TO DISTRIBUTE the SAC Software.
Instructions for setting environmental variables for your system are given in file ./sac/README . The information in that file should be all you need to get the package running on your system.
Problems? Questions?
The SAC community has established a mailing list to assist users with issues installing and using SAC (sac-help). Please direct your questions to this mailing list, which requires a subscription:http://ds.iris.edu/message-center/topic/sac-help.
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For information, I am using Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS (GNU/Linux
4.18.0-20-generic x86_64)
Le 04.06.2019 à 14:34, Corinne Lacave a écrit :
I receive the same error message when trying with :
f77 -o program program.f -I/usr/local/sac/include -L/usr/local/sac/lib
-lsacio -lsac
Le 04.06.2019 à 11:08, Corinne Lacave a écrit :
Dear Madam, Sir,
We have installed successfully the sac library as explained in your
mail below.
Now we just face a problem when trying to compile a Fortran-77
program using
the sac library.
Before, on our previous computer, we used to compile the program
using one of the
following compiling command :
fort77 -o program program.f -lsacio
f77 -o program program.f -lsacio
Now we receive an error message saying : /usr/bin/ld : cannot find
-lsacio
Could you please help us with what should be the argument given at the
compiling command line to make it find the sac library properly ?
Thanks a lot in advance fo your help.
Best wishes,
Corinne Lacave.
Visitez notre nouveau site web resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
*Corinne Lacave
* Dr. en sismologie
*Résonance Ingénieurs-Conseils SA
* 21 rue Jacques Grosselin, CH-1227 Carouge
Tel: +41 22 301 02 53 / Web: resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
E-mail: corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch>
Le 24.05.2019 à 18:24, IRIS-noreply a écrit :
Attached is the binary compressed tar file of the SAC v101.6a software package for Linux (64 bit): sac-101.6a-linux_x86_64.tar.gz). The binary was built on CentOS release 5.9 (Final) and has been tested on other 64-bit Linux systems. If your machine is 32-bit Linux or if it does not work on your 64-bit Linux system, you will need to build SAC from the source distribution.
The first step is to expand the .tar.gz file. If your version of tar has the "z" option, you can do this in one step:
tar -xzf sac-101.6a-linux_x86_64.tar.gz
Otherwise, you must first unzip and then untar the file. One way to do this is
gzip -d -c sac-101.6a-linux_x86_64.tar.gz | tar -xf -
The result of this operation is the creation of a subdirectory ./sac .
If you have a problem getting to this point, reply to this e-mail message with a detailed description of your problem.
File ./sac/License, contains the terms you agreed to honor when you requested SAC software. In particular you agreed NOT TO DISTRIBUTE the SAC Software.
Instructions for setting environmental variables for your system are given in file ./sac/README . The information in that file should be all you need to get the package running on your system.
Problems? Questions?
The SAC community has established a mailing list to assist users with issues installing and using SAC (sac-help). Please direct your questions to this mailing list, which requires a subscription:http://ds.iris.edu/message-center/topic/sac-help.
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Corinne,
The linker not find the libraries,
Please, give a look in this webpage, to set properly the librarie.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16710047/usr-bin-ld-cannot-find-lnameofthelibrary
Obviously you can find a ton of information in the web.
HTH,
Milton
On 4 Jun 2019, at 18:01, Corinne Lacave <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch> wrote:
/usr/bin/ld : cannot find
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Thanks a lot for your answer.
Obviously I looked at the ton of information in the web, and did not find
any solution to our problem. This is the reason why I asked for some help.
Best wishes,
Corinne.
Visitez notre nouveau site web resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
*Corinne Lacave
* Dr. en sismologie
*Résonance Ingénieurs-Conseils SA
* 21 rue Jacques Grosselin, CH-1227 Carouge
Tel: +41 22 301 02 53 / Web: resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
E-mail: corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch>
Le 04.06.2019 à 18:27, Milton Plasencia a écrit :
Corinne,
For information, I am using Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS (GNU/Linux
The linker not find the libraries,
Please, give a look in this webpage, to set properly the librarie.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16710047/usr-bin-ld-cannot-find-lnameofthelibrary
Obviously you can find a ton of information in the web.
HTH,
Milton
On 4 Jun 2019, at 18:01, Corinne Lacave <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch
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<corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch>> wrote:
/usr/bin/ld : cannot find
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4.18.0-20-generic x86_64)
Le 04.06.2019 à 14:34, Corinne Lacave a écrit :
I receive the same error message when trying with :
f77 -o program program.f -I/usr/local/sac/include -L/usr/local/sac/lib
-lsacio -lsac
Le 04.06.2019 à 11:08, Corinne Lacave a écrit :
Dear Madam, Sir,
We have installed successfully the sac library as explained in your
mail below.
Now we just face a problem when trying to compile a Fortran-77
program using
the sac library.
Before, on our previous computer, we used to compile the program
using one of the
following compiling command :
fort77 -o program program.f -lsacio
f77 -o program program.f -lsacio
Now we receive an error message saying : /usr/bin/ld : cannot find
-lsacio
Could you please help us with what should be the argument given at the
compiling command line to make it find the sac library properly ?
Thanks a lot in advance fo your help.
Best wishes,
Corinne Lacave.
Visitez notre nouveau site web resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
*Corinne Lacave
* Dr. en sismologie
*Résonance Ingénieurs-Conseils SA
* 21 rue Jacques Grosselin, CH-1227 Carouge
Tel: +41 22 301 02 53 / Web: resonance.ch https://resonance.ch
E-mail: corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch>
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Hi Corinne-
It's possible that your library files out in /usr/local/sac/lib have been made read-only by root or other privileged user. The entire install directory may be that way.
There is a way you can do a test run with ld to see how it is behaving.
$ ld -L/usr/local/sac/lib -lsacio -lsac --verbose
see if you get messages saying that the attempt to open libraries failed.
You will either have to get the subdirectories to be read/write by your user or group, or run 'sudo f77 ...' after having been made a 'sudoer' by the sys admin.
Something to try.
-Rob
On Jun 13, 2019, at 6:22 AM, Corinne Lacave <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch> wrote:
Thanks a lot for your answer.
Obviously I looked at the ton of information in the web, and did not find
any solution to our problem. This is the reason why I asked for some help.
Best wishes,
Corinne.
<logoResonance.jpg>
Corinne Lacave
Dr. en sismologie
Résonance Ingénieurs-Conseils SA
21 rue Jacques Grosselin, CH-1227 Carouge
Tel: +41 22 301 02 53 / Web: resonance.ch
E-mail: corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch
Le 04.06.2019 à 18:27, Milton Plasencia a écrit :
Corinne,
For information, I am using Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.18.0-20-generic x86_64)
The linker not find the libraries,
Please, give a look in this webpage, to set properly the librarie.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16710047/usr-bin-ld-cannot-find-lnameofthelibrary
Obviously you can find a ton of information in the web.
HTH,
Milton
On 4 Jun 2019, at 18:01, Corinne Lacave <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch> wrote:
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Le 04.06.2019 à 14:34, Corinne Lacave a écrit :
I receive the same error message when trying with :
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f77 -o program program.f -I/usr/local/sac/include -L/usr/local/sac/lib -lsacio -lsac
Le 04.06.2019 à 11:08, Corinne Lacave a écrit :
Dear Madam, Sir,
We have installed successfully the sac library as explained in your mail below.
Now we just face a problem when trying to compile a Fortran-77 program using
the sac library.
Before, on our previous computer, we used to compile the program using one of the
following compiling command :
fort77 -o program program.f -lsacio
f77 -o program program.f -lsacio
Now we receive an error message saying : /usr/bin/ld : cannot find -lsacio
Could you please help us with what should be the argument given at the
compiling command line to make it find the sac library properly ?
Thanks a lot in advance fo your help.
Best wishes,
Corinne Lacave.
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Corinne Lacave
Dr. en sismologie
Résonance Ingénieurs-Conseils SA
21 rue Jacques Grosselin, CH-1227 Carouge
Tel: +41 22 301 02 53 / Web: resonance.ch
E-mail: corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch
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Dear Rob,
Thanks for your answer. We could not solve the problem, even after changing
the read/write rights. But, for the information of other users, a old
colleague of
mine told me to add -static at the and of the compilation command line, and
everything was OK then.
Best regards,
Corinne.
Le 14.06.2019 à 18:04, Rob Casey a écrit :
Hi Corinne-
It's possible that your library files out in /usr/local/sac/lib have been made read-only by root or other privileged user. The entire install directory may be that way.
There is a way you can do a test run with ld to see how it is behaving.
$ ld -L/usr/local/sac/lib -lsacio -lsac --verbose
see if you get messages saying that the attempt to open libraries failed.
You will either have to get the subdirectories to be read/write by your user or group, or run 'sudo f77 ...' after having been made a 'sudoer' by the sys admin.
Something to try.
-Rob
On Jun 13, 2019, at 6:22 AM, Corinne Lacave <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch> wrote:
----------------------
Thanks a lot for your answer.
Obviously I looked at the ton of information in the web, and did not find
any solution to our problem. This is the reason why I asked for some help.
Best wishes,
Corinne.
<logoResonance.jpg>
Corinne Lacave
Dr. en sismologie
Résonance Ingénieurs-Conseils SA
21 rue Jacques Grosselin, CH-1227 Carouge
Tel: +41 22 301 02 53 / Web: resonance.ch
E-mail: corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch
Le 04.06.2019 à 18:27, Milton Plasencia a écrit :
Corinne,
For information, I am using Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.18.0-20-generic x86_64)
The linker not find the libraries,
Please, give a look in this webpage, to set properly the librarie.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16710047/usr-bin-ld-cannot-find-lnameofthelibrary
Obviously you can find a ton of information in the web.
HTH,
Milton
On 4 Jun 2019, at 18:01, Corinne Lacave <corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch> wrote:
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/usr/bin/ld : cannot find
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Le 04.06.2019 à 14:34, Corinne Lacave a écrit :
I receive the same error message when trying with :
----------------------
f77 -o program program.f -I/usr/local/sac/include -L/usr/local/sac/lib -lsacio -lsac
Le 04.06.2019 à 11:08, Corinne Lacave a écrit :
Dear Madam, Sir,
We have installed successfully the sac library as explained in your mail below.
Now we just face a problem when trying to compile a Fortran-77 program using
the sac library.
Before, on our previous computer, we used to compile the program using one of the
following compiling command :
fort77 -o program program.f -lsacio
f77 -o program program.f -lsacio
Now we receive an error message saying : /usr/bin/ld : cannot find -lsacio
Could you please help us with what should be the argument given at the
compiling command line to make it find the sac library properly ?
Thanks a lot in advance fo your help.
Best wishes,
Corinne Lacave.
<gjfmonhjenaifkfb.png>
Corinne Lacave
Dr. en sismologie
Résonance Ingénieurs-Conseils SA
21 rue Jacques Grosselin, CH-1227 Carouge
Tel: +41 22 301 02 53 / Web: resonance.ch
E-mail: corinne.lacave<at>resonance.ch
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