Re: build problems - liboctinterp.so - undefined references. Please Help!!! I am new.

[Quentin Spencer]

Jimmy He wrote:

> I installed all the requirement from Octave and I still couldn't get 
> pass the liboctinterp.so.
> I search the web for answers, but I couldn't find any.
> I am using Fedora Core 4 and I did all the updates.
> Please help me!!!


It appears that you have mixed compilers on your system. GCC is at 
version 4.0.2 in FC4, and you are using an old fortran compiler, 
probably from a previous version of Fedora. You should install 
gcc-gfortran, and remove gcc-g77, and I think your problems will go 
away. However, unless you are trying to compile version 2.9.x of Octave, 
there's no need to compile version 2.1.x because it is already in Fedora 
Extras. The command "yum install octave" as root should install octave 
version 2.1.72 for you automatically.

-Quentin



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