Hello everyone. I am encountering a problem while trying to install pftools (http://web.expasy.org/pftools/). According to the README file when i type

make all

I get the following error

g77 -O2 -init-local-zero -fno-automatic io.o gtop.f -o gtop make: g77: Command not found make: *** [gtop] Error 127

I checked in yast -> software management -> searching fortran and get the following ticked (which means installed i guess)

gcc-fortran gcc-fortran 32bit gcc-33fortran gcc-33fortran -32bit gcc46-fortran gcc46-fortran-32bit libg2c33 libg2c33-32bit libgfortran46 libgfortran46 32bit libquadmath46 libquadmath46 32bit

gfortran is installed. but still am getting the above error. Can anyone please help me to sort out the erreor in order to install pftools? :(


In reply to (OT) make: g77: Command not found by ag88

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