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Installing R under Unix (Solaris 2.6).

2 messages · Douglas Beare, Martin Maechler

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Hi,
I'm having trouble installing R. I'm sure this is a very simple problem but
I'm stuck.  When running the ./configure script, to install R (version 1.6)
on Solaris 2.6, I get an error message at the end of the configuration
process "WARNING: f77 and cc
disagree on int and double.  configure: error: maybe change CFLAGS or
FFLAGS?" 
 However, I have seen no documentation on these flags' options syntax, and
how to find out which option I should use in my case.  Any ideas, please?
Regards,
Doug.
Fisheries Research Services,
Marine Laboratory,
Victoria Road,
Torry,
Aberdeen, UK.
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Douglas> I'm having trouble installing R. I'm sure this is a
    Douglas> very simple problem but I'm stuck.  When running
    Douglas> the ./configure script, to install R (version 1.6)
    Douglas> on Solaris 2.6, I get an error message at the end
    Douglas> of the configuration process "WARNING: f77 and cc
    Douglas> disagree on int and double.  configure: error:
    Douglas> maybe change CFLAGS or FFLAGS?"  However, I have
    Douglas> seen no documentation on these flags' options
    Douglas> syntax, and how to find out which option I should
    Douglas> use in my case.  Any ideas, please?  

Have you set LD_LIBRARY_PATH properly (before "..../configure")?

It might be that your gcc or g77 installation was done on an
older version of Solaris, and now don't "fit" properly anymore.

Martin
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