Dennis:
I tried what you mentioned below, but it is looking for
/data1/test.o not /data1/test.so. I guess the test.o file
is object file produced by the f90 compiler. This file
is left in whatever directory you run WRAPIT from.
So unless I run WRAPIT directly from the /data1
directory, I receive this error.
Matt
Dennis Shea wrote:
> Matt
>
> Here is part of the header documentation included with the
> WRAPIT script.
>
> Note: the "-n" option
>
> Try: WRAPIT -n /data1/test.so /data1/test.stub /data1/test.f90
>
> Then (of course) your external statement has
>
> external TEST "/data1/test.so"
>
> good luck
>
> #-------------------- Command Line Options ---------------------------
> # The two available options must appear on the command line before
> # the fortran file names.
> # The option -r8 is used to promote floats of real*4 to real*8. The
> # option -n <name> assigns a name to the created shared object, if
> # this option is not used then the name for the created shared object
> # is derived from the first fortran filename on the command line.
>
> [SNIP]
>
> >Seems like the f90 compiler or WRAPIT (not sure which) is leaving
> >my test.o file in the directory where WRAPIT is run from not necessarily
> >in the directory I need it in. In this case, my .stub and .f90 are in /data1
> >and I run WRAPIT from my home area. The test.o is left in my home
> >area not in /data1.
> >
> >Any suggestions on what I am doing incorrectly would greatly
> >appreciated. Thank you.
> >
>
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