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Hi, I'm trying to install Intel's Fortran Composer XE 2011 on a 32-bit ubuntu system. When I try to run the install.sh script I get the following message:
"trap: 279: SIGTSTP: bad trap"
I've tried once again after deleting the 279-line, and I get now the following message:
"Error: Incorrect path to installation script. Installation can not be started
if the path contains space symbols.
Quitting! Press "Enter" to terminate install.
read: 288: arg count
exit: 288: Illegal number: -1"
Nevertheless, the path to installation script has no space symbols! It reads: /home/username/fortranide/fortran2003/
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance.
"trap: 279: SIGTSTP: bad trap"
I've tried once again after deleting the 279-line, and I get now the following message:
"Error: Incorrect path to installation script. Installation can not be started
if the path contains space symbols.
Quitting! Press "Enter" to terminate install.
read: 288: arg count
exit: 288: Illegal number: -1"
Nevertheless, the path to installation script has no space symbols! It reads: /home/username/fortranide/fortran2003/
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance.
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This is news to me. First, what version of Ubuntu are you using? And what is the file name for the installation package for Composer XE? l_fcompxe_ia32_2011.0.084.tgz correct?
And did you read the guide to setting up Ubuntu to use the Intel compilers:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/using-intel-compilers-for-linux-with-ubuntu/
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Thanks for your answer!
I use v. 10.04. I've checked the guide and I have already installed gcc (v.4.4.3), build-essential, rpm and JRE 6. The file was named l_fcompxe_2011.0.084.tgz.
I'll look for l_fcompxe_ia32_2011.0.084.tgz.
I use v. 10.04. I've checked the guide and I have already installed gcc (v.4.4.3), build-essential, rpm and JRE 6. The file was named l_fcompxe_2011.0.084.tgz.
I'll look for l_fcompxe_ia32_2011.0.084.tgz.
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I just had a similar problem
try running
sudo ./install.sh , instead of sudo sh ./install.sh
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Thanks, folk! This was the point.

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