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From: oj@apollo.HP.COM (Ellis Oliver Jones)
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Subject: Re: bug alert - /lib/ftnlib
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Date: 9 Oct 89 17:53:00 GMT
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In article <8910031938.AA01386@civilgate.ce.uiuc.edu> lray@CIVILGATE.CE.UIUC.EDU (Ray) writes:
>>If you have PATRAN on your system, do not use any ftnlib other
>>than the 10.1 FCS ftnlib. Otherwise, you will break Patran.
>>The problem is a DN10k bug that crept into the 68000 stuff somehow.

The offending ftnlib is the one shipped with the new compiler version.
It seems you don't have to install the ftnlib when you install the
new compilers.  If you're a PATRAN user, don't install the new ftnlib.
I logged an internal bug on this.   It's OK for someone else to file
an APR.

The SR10.2 ftnlib (I know, most of you don't care yet) is OK.  Do you mind
doublechecking that, Ray?

/Ollie Jones (speaking for myself, not necssarily for HP Apollo Systems Div.)