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I am getting following error after installing(Evalution ) intel Fortran 11.1.046 for linux.
could any body help me to resolve the issue.
Operating System : OpenSUSE 10.3 X86_64
What i have done:
1. ./install.sh
2. Moved to/bin/
3. typed ./ifortvars.sh ia32 (nothing was displayed on command line)
4. Typed ifort at command line (bash: ifort : command not found)
5. Moved to bin/ia32 and typed ifort(getting above error)
could any body help me to resolve the issue.
Operating System : OpenSUSE 10.3 X86_64
What i have done:
1. ./install.sh
2. Moved to
3. typed ./ifortvars.sh ia32 (nothing was displayed on command line)
4. Typed ifort at command line (bash: ifort : command not found)
5. Moved to bin/ia32 and typed ifort(getting above error)
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Quoting - genaganna
I am getting following error after installing(Evalution ) intel Fortran 11.1.046 for linux.
could any body help me to resolve the issue.
Operating System : OpenSUSE 10.3 X86_64
What i have done:
1. ./install.sh
2. Moved to/bin/
3. typed ./ifortvars.sh ia32 (nothing was displayed on command line)
4. Typed ifort at command line (bash: ifort : command not found)
5. Moved to bin/ia32 and typed ifort(getting above error)
could any body help me to resolve the issue.
Operating System : OpenSUSE 10.3 X86_64
What i have done:
1. ./install.sh
2. Moved to
3. typed ./ifortvars.sh ia32 (nothing was displayed on command line)
4. Typed ifort at command line (bash: ifort : command not found)
5. Moved to bin/ia32 and typed ifort(getting above error)
5. Apparently, you have SElinux or the like active, so it wants to prevent inadvisable/unauthorized modification of the compiler installation directory. You shouldn't do that anyway, you must run the compiler in a build directory belonging to you.
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Quoting - tim18
3. The command is 'source /bin/ifortvars.sh' In bash, . is a synonym for source but must be followed by a space.
5. Apparently, you have SElinux or the like active, so it wants to prevent inadvisable/unauthorized modification of the compiler installation directory. You shouldn't do that anyway, you must run the compiler in a build directory belonging to you.
5. Apparently, you have SElinux or the like active, so it wants to prevent inadvisable/unauthorized modification of the compiler installation directory. You shouldn't do that anyway, you must run the compiler in a build directory belonging to you.
Thanks a lot.
Now i am able to run samples

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