Greetings,
I am trying to install Rosetta++2.3.0 on a Sun Fire X4200 server
(dual AMD Opteron 285SE processor) with installed RHEL 4 AS.
While attempting to compile the sources of Rosetta++2.3.0
with the command "make gcc64" (as stated in the readme file),
the compiler says that there is no rule with than name.
After inspecting the supplied makefile I found that indeed there are no gcc64 and gccdebug64 make target options for compiling on 64-bit platforms.
Can please someone give me some advice on how to compile the sources
and inform the programmers of the missing make options?
Thanks.
Dean
We encourage users to use scons for release 2.2+. You do not need any command in makefile. After installed scons. Type scons mode=release. Generally, scons can detect the path of library automatically. If you meet errors of finding libraries, you need modify the
basic.settings and user.settings in tools/build/ directory to meet your local computer configurations.
> Greetings,
>
> I am trying to install Rosetta++2.3.0 on a Sun Fire X4200 server
> (dual AMD Opteron 285SE processor) with installed RHEL 4 AS.
> While attempting to compile the sources of Rosetta++2.3.0
> with the command "make gcc64" (as stated in the readme file),
> the compiler says that there is no rule with than name.
> After inspecting the supplied makefile I found that indeed there are no gcc64 and gccdebug64 make target options for compiling on 64-bit platforms.
>
> Can please someone give me some advice on how to compile the sources
> and inform the programmers of the missing make options?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Dean
>
>
Well encouraging is a polite way to say that there is no other option to compile it on a 64 bit machine than using scons.
I would encourage the developers to provide an up to date documentation with a more user friendly installation procedure.
Best,
Roberto Mosca
> Greetings,
>
> I am trying to install Rosetta++2.3.0 on a Sun Fire X4200 server
> (dual AMD Opteron 285SE processor) with installed RHEL 4 AS.
> While attempting to compile the sources of Rosetta++2.3.0
> with the command "make gcc64" (as stated in the readme file),
> the compiler says that there is no rule with than name.
> After inspecting the supplied makefile I found that indeed there are no gcc64 and gccdebug64 make target options for compiling on 64-bit platforms.
>
> Can please someone give me some advice on how to compile the sources
> and inform the programmers of the missing make options?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Dean
>
>