Hi all, Well looks like I will have to finally go from 10.3 to 10.4 as some software I have been using is now 10.4 only (due to java versions). So I imagine...
Tyler L. Bourke
tbourke@...
Jul 12, 2006 2:56 pm
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Hi Tyler, I upgraded from 10.3 to 10.4 a few months ago and had no problems (well except for ssh and X11 where you want to use ssh -Y instead of ssh -X to get...
I also had no problems upgrading my desktop to Tiger. A few things moved around, and you'll also need to update your fink packages I think, but otherwise it...
Hey mate. I didn't have any problems except for a few bits of code that I have written that don't compile under gcc4.0. Fortunately, however, it preserves...
Rene Plume
plume@...
Jul 12, 2006 5:21 pm
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The one problem I noticed -- after a while -- was periodic slowdowns on my iBook G4 (800 MHz), which I *think* had something to do with Spotlight constantly...
Peter Erwin
erwin@...
Jul 12, 2006 5:28 pm
137
We've moved completely to Tiger over the past year on the desktop side (32 machines). We've had a few problems with X-ray software acting funny (HEASOFT), but...
Hello, I've been trying to install CASA 19_1315 on OS X 10.4.7. This is my first attempt to install CASA/AIPS++ on Mac under the bash shell. I found the...
Lewis, My guess is that you are trying to run the wrong version of the aips+ + driver. Try using the one in /opt/local/bin and see if that works. If not, can...
Tim Cornwell
tim.cornwell@...
Jul 12, 2006 7:06 pm
140
Hi Tim, Aha! Your guess was right. I didn't realize there are two drivers. BTW, why is this? Anyway, CASA/AIP++ does launch now. Thanks. Cheers, Lewis ... Dr....
... The older one (the one that failed for you) was designed to be run after aipsinit.sh. The newer was an attempt the hide the necessity for aipsinit.sh...
Tim Cornwell
tim.cornwell@...
Jul 12, 2006 11:22 pm
142
No problem with HEASOFT ftools on my Tiger. But I took the ready- made binaries. Bernie...
Bernie Walp
bernie@...
Jul 13, 2006 12:42 pm
143
I've just seen this posted, which'll probably be of interest to people here: bokubo@... at http://groups.google.com ...
I made the switch a couple of months ago. I experienced only a few pitfalls: 1. Neither the disk version nor the update version of Xcode tools would install....
... i've had some problems with the fortran compiler. I've sort of tallied up 4 different ways how one can install a fortran compiler... each with its own...
Hi, Does anyone have a fortran compiler working successfully on an intel Mac? Karen....
Karen Masters
kmasters@...
Sep 3, 2006 8:55 pm
147
Hi Karen, I installed g77 from finkcommander, and it complained about one missing library or file (sorry, I can't remember the specifics). I found an older...
Rose Finn
rfinn@...
Sep 4, 2006 1:24 am
148
Hi Karen, The Portland Group, www.p*group*.com sells a very good compiler for Linux under Intel. They may have plans for a Mac version. Donald...
Intel appears to be selling their Fortran Compiler for OS X now: http://www3.intel.com/cd/software/products/asmo-na/eng/compilers/fmac/267426.htm It also...
Well, by installing 'fink' (http://fink.sourceforge.net/) you can have open source sofware on your Mac. Among those packages you will find 'g77' which is a...
Hi, Thanks to everyone who suggested fink. :) Actually I did try that before emailing the list - but as far as I can tell it appears that g77 is not available...
Karen Masters
kmasters@...
Sep 4, 2006 1:45 pm
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In fact our Macs are all G5 machines. We have not yet been able to get any Intel-based Macs so far. I do hope that they get g77 working... Cheers, Sergio...
g77 does NOT work on the Mactels. It have been told that it is unlikely to ever appear. GNU supports gfortran now and has depricated g77. Some compiler...
Hi Karen, A workaround is to use ppc binary of g77, and it works fine on my Macbook Pro. But since it is not native, it seems that the executables I got from...
Hi Karne, The G95 project has binaries for Intel ("x86") OSX. I haven't actually tried this, since I almost never work with Fortran, but it might be worth...
Peter Erwin
erwin@...
Sep 4, 2006 9:50 pm
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g95 is definitely the free Fortran compiler to get for Intel Macs. As Peter said, there are pre-built binaries, and if you want it you can compile it yourself....
Karen, Some of the things I check that a FORTRAN 77 compiler will support are: 1. Does it allow preprocessing? If so, is there any restriction on the naming...
Starlink Software Collection - "Keoe (Vega)" Release ... JAC announces a new release of the Starlink Software Collection. Highlights of the "Keoe (Vega)"...
Hi all, I have created a library of FORTRAN routines to create, read, edit, plot, and display FITS (Flexible Image Transport System) image files. Some of the...
Glad to see some discussion on the lack of g77 for the intel macs. I'm hoping some of you out there can offer some pointers. I have got a hold of g95,...
Tyler L. Bourke
tbourke@...
Sep 14, 2006 3:46 pm
161
... i know for miriad (and wip) one has to be careful, since the #ifdef on byteswapping was done based on darwin always being big endian. That's not true...
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