Peter,

To some extent I can understand the need to specialize shells, especially for optimization of batch processing directives. However, someone reasonably competent with a particular shell should be able to set up environment variables and such in a manner likely to make a build work.

Add as a complication, that the WRF scripts are prepackaged and not in the (preferred) korn shell... I'm not sure I want to undertake relearning korn to do that translation!

Anyway, thanks for the note. I'm slowly changing how I do my work to satisfy the sysadmin on an AiX machine (which also satisfies my boss...)

gerry

Peter St. John wrote:
Gerry,
I just wanted to note that if it's difficult to recompile using a different shell, perhaps because of elaborate build scripts in tcsh or something, then your admin is right, he can't help you debug the make until you switch shells. With the burgeoning complexity of the business specialization is necessary. We can't expect admins to be programmers too, anymore. If I install LISP and emacs on this XP box I can't expect the MCSE to help me :-) for reductio ad absurdum :-) Peter

On 4/12/07, *Gerry Creager* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    I'm trying to get WRF-NMM running on a new IBM p575 and having some
    issues.  Anyone on here gone down that path and willing to offer a
    little advice?

    Please reply off-list.  Note: AiX spoken on this system.  Leads to all
    sorts of interesting things when the sysadmin states he can't tell me
    why it fails to compile 'til I stop using either bash or sh as my
    shell.

    gerry
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