All,
I was hoping someone could give me some insight on a strange problem I'm seeing on a Redhat Enterprise 3 WS system. It has a "twin", with the same hardware and software versions (including binutils, glibc, and gcc, as well as their devel versions), on which the following Fortran 77 program compiles and runs with no problem:
PROGRAM TESTP
PRINT*,'START' PRINT*,'STOP'
STOP END
However, on the system in question, "g77 testp.f -o testp" fails with: collect2: ld terminated with signal 4 [Illegal instruction]
Has anyone seen behavior like this before? Any hints as to what I should investigate?
Thanks, Mindy Preston
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