Fortran files in libcruft don't compile

[J. A. Landamore]

I am trying to compile the latest octave on Intel Solaris using gcc 2.95.2.  
The 
C and C++ files compile fine, but when trying to link the final octave binary I 
get a lot of undefined symbols.  These are all from the libcruft directory, and 
on investigation there are no .o files anywhere in libcruft _except_ in misc, 
and then only for the .c and .cc files.
Anyone any idea why the Fortran compiler that comes as a front end to gcc 
2.95.2 
isn't compiling files under libcruft?  (The compiler is there as 
/usr/local/bin/g77, a link exists from f77, I used the --with-g77 configure 
option and it works as demonstrated by doing g77 filename.f when the compiler 
runs and barfs with a few symbol reference errors {as you would expect from a 
function compiled that way})

Please reply directly to:
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as I am not subscribed to help-octave.

TIA for any guidance


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