Hello,
I'm attempting to set up a Fortran-based modeling program on my Linux
Mint 17.1 system. However, when I attempt to run the makefile command
make -f makefile
it throws the error message
f95 -xtypemap=real:64,integer:64 -xtarget=ultra -c photo_CO2.f
f95: error: language target=ultra not recognized
f95: error: language target=ultra not recognized
make: *** [PHOTO.o/photo_CO2.o] Error 1
The relevant parts of the makefile in question are
########################
# Setting definitions
########################
FC = f95
FCFLAG = -xtypemap=real:64,integer:64 -xtarget=ultra -xarch=v9
OUTPUT = photo
PDOTO = PHOTO.o
# Main file
PPHOT = photo_CO2
When I ran this program last October or so, it worked fine (that was
using Linux Mint 17, if that's potentially relevant). I'm using version
4:4.8.2-1ubuntu6 of gfortran. I'm not at all that familiar with Fortran,
and while I looked through the manual, the term "xarch" wasn't listed
anywhere.
Any and all advice or suggestions are appreciated!
Thank you!
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Thomson Mason Fisher
PhD Student, Laboratory for Astrobiology Investigation
School of the Environment, Washington State University
(540) 222 7336
thomson.fisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
