"Aaron Sloman" <A.Sloman@cs.bham.ac.uk> wrote in message
news:cped3c$r47$1@soapbox.cs.bham.ac.uk...
> [Plea for help posted to
>
> comp.lang.pop
> comp.lang.lisp
> comp.lang.fortran
> The dynamic linker complained about 'undefined symbol' s_wsfe
> and poplog aborted.
>
> When I reported this to David he responded:
>
> > Just had a quick look - on the Solaris system this symbol is defined in
> > libF77.so. It may mean that you need to download a Fortran run-time
> > library
>
> I suspect that the relevant F77 library is available for Linux and may
> even be installed on one of the machines in our department, I but have
> not been able to locate it.
Presumably, you are using blas and lapack libraries compiled for g77, or
possibly f2c. If the former, the libg2c libraries are required, but ought
to be installed automatically with a reasonable version of g77. If you
haven't set LD_LIBRARY_PATH, linux tends to look for .so libraries only in
/usr/lib/ .
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