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I have a problem when compiling a fortran code with Intel Fortran .
I previously worked with Intel Fortran in Ubuntu 8.04 and 10.04 platforms (Intel fortran 10.1.018 , 10.0.23 and 10.1.xxx ) without
problem. Now in Ubuntu 12.04 I get the following error message:
ifort: error #10001: could not find directory in which g++ resides
Could somebody guide me to reset the paths ? (providing that is the problem)
Thank you in advance
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Did you install your Ubuntu g++ package? DId you check the working of
g++ -print-search-dirs
?
If your PATH setting has gone away in your local shell window, try opening a new shell.
If you made a major upgrade of your Ubuntu installation, you may need to repeat the ifort installation. I suppose you would need at least a 12.0 version of ifort for a straightforward fully supported installation on the new Ubuntu.
The advice on prerequisites used to be readily available in the Documents folder of the compiler installation; I don't see it in the current one.
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