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Am Samstag, 17. Februar 2007 schrieb Jos van Kan:
Leonardo Andres Espinosa Leal wrote:
Hi guys,
I have problems with fortran 90 in opensuse 10.2, it is not in my system. BLAS do not function, I dont know wath happen.
You have to install it first. I don't know about 10.2 (still on 9.3 here) but it used to be part of the gcc package:
vankan@pavilion:~> rpm -q --whatprovides g77 gcc-g77-3.3.5-5
fortran 90 is provided by a switch in the g77 compiler. (It provides a subset)
If you need a more complete support, check out g95 or gfortran. Those are not part of the SUSE distro though. This has changed now. SUSE-10.2 uses gcc-4.1.2. Gcc-4.x comes with gfortran as its fortran compiler ( g77 is no longer part of gcc, but SUSE ships g77-3.3.5 as compatibility package. )
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