On Thu, Jan 23, 2003 at 04:25:22PM +0200, Tommi Hassinen wrote: > On Thu, 23 Jan 2003, Michael Banck wrote: > > > > install libghemical and then ghemical (logically :) ; the configure script > > > of ghemical is so far unable to find libghemical files and it is assumed > > > that they were installed with prefix=/usr/local (the default one). > > > > Outch. This should be fixed ASAP, methinks. I'll take a look at it later > > on. > > Thanks! Well, the first problem I ran into was that I didn't have f2c.h installed. The configure-script should probably exit with an error if it cannot find it. But this leads to another question: If you factor out libghemical, wouldn't it make sense to give MOPAC a seperate source tree, too? In fact, I've met one person at our uni who had quite a hard time messing with it and trying to get it compiled on Linux (I pointed him to ghemicals version of MOPAC, I don't know it that helped or not). I don't know if there would be many people around interested in maintaining the source (I know that I don't have the time and expertise in Fortran77), but at least this would clean up libghemical considerably. I started autoconfiscating MOPAC7 a year ago or so, but I can't find this anymore on my harddisk at the moment. Anyway, it doesn't look overly complex, so I could do it again if you decide to split MOPAC off. bye, Michael