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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users building a 64-bit archive library Post 89749 by jim mcnamara on Tuesday 15th of November 2005 02:16:37 PM
Old 11-15-2005
The simpler answer is: `../lpdlib/lpdlib_byteswapio.a
was compiled 32 bit or with a compiler that does not emit code that is compatible with 64 bit linux.

You will have to recompile the library on the machine you are on.
Or recompile on the old machine using gcc with the -m64 option which produces 64 bit code.

I don't know what the 64 option does with your compiler.

You can compile fortran with the normal gcc distribution. I would compile it on the box you're using. Your compiler did not emit 64 bit ELF compatible object code. It looks like to me anyway.
 

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