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If you get f2c and g77 and ATLAS from fink.sourceforge.net you will
have no problems building this.

You may still have problems loading, for example, the matrix
package, because this seems to be not quite compatible with the
more recent versions of ATLAS.
On Tuesday, September 18, 2001, at 01:31 PM, Steve Shiboski wrote:

            
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If you get f2c and g77 and ATLAS from fink.sourceforge.net you will

have no problems building this.


You may still have problems loading, for example, the matrix

package, because this seems to be not quite compatible with the

more recent versions of ATLAS.
On Tuesday, September 18, 2001, at 01:31 PM, Steve Shiboski wrote:
<excerpt>I sucessfully compiled ATLAS using the default gcc

under OS X, but the FORTRAN part of the library wouldn't

build using f2c, and the R build chokes because it needs FORTRAN

stuff from ATLAS. I noticed that Jan mentions that the ATLAS

libraries have been compiled for OS X but failed to find them

on his site. Are these available somewhere?


I assume this would be easier if the OS X gcc implementation

included g77...


Thanks,


-Steve