trouble linking to old library calls
I recently purchased the Intel FORTRAN compiler v7.1 for Linux (ifc). We have
some production code that requires this compiler in order to run efficiently
on Intel machines using Linux.
We have installed this compiler on a Debian/Sid machine and intend to run code
there as well as create statically-linked executables that we can run on
other Intel boxes. We recently discovered that in order to create statically
linked executables via the "-static" compiler switch, the compiler will need
versions 2.2.5 or 2.2.93 of libc6.
Since both Sid and Sarge use 2.3.1 of libc6, this presents a problem. We have
available from the oldlibs packages v5.4.46-12 of libc5, but no older version
of libc6 except in Woody which does have 2.2.5 of libc6.
One option is to link to a library off of a Woody machine. Can this be done
with nfs ?
Are there other options out there ?
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