Re: Reading Cray binary on linux
- From: "Steven Correll" <steven.correll@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Aug 2006 22:48:39 -0700
The QLogic/Pathscale Fortran compiler is derived from the Open64 code
base which SGI put into the public domain. While the QLogic/Pathscale
version of the "assign" command is more limited than SGI's, the code in
the runtime library which does the actual work for "assign" is the code
that SGI provided, so at worst you can probably accomplish what you
want by putting the options directly into the file identified by the
FILENV environment variable (where the "assign" command puts them) or
by using the "assign (3F)" library call to set them at execution time.
There's a free trial program at www.pathscale.com, so you could verify
that this works for you before you need to make any commitment.--Steve
Correll (employed by, but not authorized to speak for, QLogic.)
Joe Hill wrote:
I was given an old cray binary plot3d file to convert to IEEE to be
used by our Aero engineers. I have access to the PGI and INTEL
compilers on our linux systems. I tried using the CONVERT=CRAY option
in the Intel compiler, but it wouldn't read the file. I was able to
read and convert the file on the SGI by using the -s cos -N cray
ASSIGN statement. I would like to have a way to convert this file on
linux, since our SGI machines are being phased out and at some point
we will have none. Does anyone have a good way to read and convert
CRAY binaries to IEEE format on linux??
Thanx,
Joe
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