Fortran 11.1 and XCode 3.2

[afbarghouty]

I just upgraded to Fortran 11.1, on XCode 3.2 and OS10.6.

I am unable to compile simple f90 codes and keep getting "error# 10290: file'/Developer/usr/gcc' not found, generated based on '-dev-usr-root/Developer/usr/'

I have checked rules in Target and Fortran 11.1 is selected.

I'd appreciate any help here.

Thanks,

Nasser

[Kevin_D_Intel]

This is not an error that we've received reports of before. It may suggest aproblem with the Xcode installation.

You should find /Developer/usr/gcc is a sym-link to /Developer/usr/gcc-4.2(or perhaps gcc-4.0).

If those are missing then perhaps you didn't install all the components for Xcode ordid notinstall under /Developer.However,if you did then re-installing Xcode is probably the best resolution.

I found similar discussions in external forums (here), (here),and (here) where each resolved similar issues by reinstalling Xcode.

I recommend uninstalling the Intel Forrtran compiler, then re-installing Xcode, then re-installing the Intel Fortran compiler.

I also recommend installing the latest Intel Fortran 11.1 Update 4 (11.1.076) per the earlier discussion on Snow Leopard Support Status.

[afbarghouty]

Hi,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I did as you suggested; uninstalled Xcode 3.2 and re-installed it but without having to do the same for Fortran 11.1. This fixed it. Thanks for the tip.

Nasser

[Kevin_D_Intel]

Glad that fixed it.

I suggested reinstalling Intel Fortranalsooverconcern for theifort Xcode integrations in/Developer/Library/Xcode/Plug-ins/IFORT 11.1 Compiler.xcplugin. Perhaps the reinstall left this area untouched.

Thanks for posting to our forum. This post could help someone else in the future.