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2: FORTRAN INSTALLATION GUIDE
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5: A. GENERAL
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8: This section describes the installation procedures involved
9: in installing Power6 FORTRAN.
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12: B. PROCEDURES
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15: The Power6 FORTRAN is distributed on a magnetic tape. This
16: tape contains the object code files and manual pages of
17: Power6 FORTRAN. To install it, perform the following steps:
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19: 1. Log in as 'root'.
20: 2. Create a new directory.
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22: # mkdir <sub-directory name>
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24: 3. Once the sub-directory has been created, enter the new
25: sub-directory.
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27: # cd <sub-directory name>
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29: 4. Copy all the files from tape to disk.
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31: # tar xv
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33: 5. Install the files into their proper directory.
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35: # installall
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37: installall is a shell file that copies the object code
38: files into /usr/bin, /lib and /usr/lib, and the manual
39: pages into /usr/man/man1 and /usr/man/man3.
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42: 6. The following procedures should ensure a properly
43: installed POWER6 FORTRAN.
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46: 6.1. Change to testf77 directory.
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48: # cd testf77
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50: 6.2. Execute runtest; runtest is a shell file that
51: compiles and runs all the acceptance tests.
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53: # runtest
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55: 6.3. Change to 'output' directory.
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57: # cd output
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59: 6.4 The 'output' directory should contain two files:
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61: tests.exp - the expected output of the acceptance
62: tests.
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64: tests.res - the actual output from executing
65: 'runtest'.
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68: 6.5 If the installation is correct, no difference should
69: be detected from 'tests.exp' and 'tests.res'.
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71: # diff tests.exp tests.res
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