Heinz Nabielek wrote:
> I have
>
> /sw/bin/gfortran
> /sw/lib/gcc4.3/bin/gfortran
[]
> Scilab 4.1.2 on an Intel Mac
What scilab is this? This greeting message does not sound
like it comes
from a scilab installed by a Fink package. Or did you write
it?
> -->exec('SCI/demos/alldems.dem');
> Warning :redefining function: cd
>
> generate a loader file
> generate a Makefile: Makelib
> running the makefile
> compilation of npend
> make: gfortran: Command not found
Looks like a PATH problem.
How to solve it depends on what scilab you are using and how
you are
starting it.
If you are not starting it from the command line but by
double-clicking
on some icon, you could try to edit the wrapper script that
is started
in reality and put /sw/bin/ on the PATH variable that is
defined there.
If you start it from an X11 drop-down menu, the solution
depends on
which of the 25 or so different versions of X11 that are
currently
circulating you have installed.
Just for the record: With Fink's scilab-4.1.2-1003, started
from a
Terminal.app window, this demo works for me (MacOSX 10.5.2
on Intel). I
was surprised to see that it does on-the-fly compilation,
but it works.
--
Martin
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