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Please help. ERROR while installing FORTRAN compiler in SUSE-linux 10.

sandramike_05
Beginner
‎02-27-2008 08:08 PM
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When I try to install fortran compiler it gives the following error message (IA32 for my i586-suse-linux). Please help me to successfully install the compiler .

ERROR: unable to find command "g++" !

It appears that one of the missing commands is the 'g++' command.
Some Linux distributions do not include 'g++' as a part of the 'gcc' installation.
Please locate and install the proper 'g++' package for your system and restart
the installation process for this Intel software product

Please add the location to the above commands to your PATH and re-run the script.
Please press Enter to continue...

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TimP
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‎02-27-2008 10:39 PM
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So pop in your SuSE install DVD, open up YaST/software installation, and install g++ along with the displayed dependencies. Then start the ifort installation again, checking yes if it has the bad manners to ask if you want an unsupported installation.
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sandramike_05
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‎02-28-2008 12:20 PM
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I will try that. Thanks for your reply.
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