Appears to be fixed in Jaunty: oct-conf.h now points to 4.3.3, where the
libraries in question do exist, and this file now compiles without
error.
** Changed in: octave3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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octave3-0-headers gives the wrong library directories for gfortran
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Here is the .cc file that gave me the error above. BTW, I compiled it
with the following command:
mkoctfile -DHAVE_CONFIG_H __convn__.cc
** Attachment added: "__convn__.cc"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24646904/__convn__.cc
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octave3-0-headers gives the wrong library directories for gfort
Could you post a .cc file that triggers this bug? My amd64 Intrepid
also has this apparently broken link, but compiles Octave-Forge packages
from source (including arpack, which is a binding for a Fortran library)
without this problem.
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octave3-0-headers gives the wrong library directories for
