[NeXus-code-tickets] [NeXusCode] #73: Error configuring f90 compiler

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#73: Error configuring f90 compiler
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 Reporter:  Peter Peterson  |       Owner:  Freddie Akeroyd  
     Type:  defect          |      Status:  new              
 Priority:  major           |   Milestone:  NeXus 4.0 Release
Component:  napi            |     Version:  4.0rc3           
 Keywords:                  |  
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 This is a problem that may be related to #68. First I ran configure with
 the napi v4.0 branch r927 as
 {{{
 ./configure  --with-f77=/usr/bin/gfortran --with-f90=/usr/bin/gfortran
 --with-python=/usr/bin/python --with-java-home=$JAVA_HOME
 }}}
 Configure ends with its summary of what is going on and says:
 {{{
 Configuration (NeXus):

         Source code location:  .
         Version:               4.0.0
         Compiler:              gcc,g++,/usr/bin/gfortran,ifc

 build:
         NeXus with:
                 HDF4 support:  yes
                 HDF5 support:  yes
                 XML support:   yes

         bindings:
                 F77 :          yes (--with-f77=/usr/bin/gfortran)
             F90/F95 :          yes (--with-f90=ifc)
                 JAVA:          yes (--with-java-
 home=/usr/java/jdk1.5.0_11/)
                 SWIG:          yes ( python )
 }}}
 It looks like it is not honoring the settings for f90. After this it
 builds (seems ok), but running {{{make check}}} fails on the f90 hdf5
 checks
 {{{
 Check the FORTRAN 77 binding.

   7: Check the F77 binding using HDF4.            ok
   8: Check the F77 binding using HDF5.            ok
   9: Check the F90 binding using HDF5.            FAILED
 (testsuite.at:407)
 }}}
 The {{{testsuite.log}}} is attached to this ticket.

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