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On Wed, Apr 21, 2021 at 10:58 PM, Marco Fusè @.***> wrote:
Hello everyone,
I encountered an error when installing stripy both from source and with pip. This is due to a compilation error of the fortran routine.
PROBLEM: The calls to [intrc0] (l. 7364-7365) and [intrc1] (l. 7391-7392) in srfpack.f are not compliant with the Fortran standard and raise an error with GFortran 10.2.1 (Debian) and (Arch Linux): lcc is expected as a rank-1 array in the definition of the subroutines, but is passed as a scalar.
FIX: Replace "lcc" in l. 7357 and 7383 with "lcc(1)"
I hope this is useful
Best
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I just created a pull request.
it's a great project and I'm glad to be useful with my little contribution.
Best,
Marco
Hello everyone,
I encountered an error when installing stripy both from source and with pip. This is due to a compilation error of the fortran routine.
PROBLEM: The calls to [intrc0] (l. 7364-7365) and [intrc1] (l. 7391-7392) in srfpack.f are not compliant with the Fortran standard and raise an error with GFortran 10.2.1 (Debian) and (Arch Linux): lcc is expected as a rank-1 array in the definition of the subroutines, but is passed as a scalar.
FIX: Replace "lcc" in l. 7357 and 7383 with "lcc(1)"
I hope this is useful
Best