Missing make options for 64-bit platforms in RosettaBundle-2.3.0.gz

[chuwang]

Greetings,

I am trying to install Rosetta++2.3.0 on a Sun Fire X4200 server
(dual AMD Opteron 285SE processor) with installed RHEL 4 AS.
While attempting to compile the sources of Rosetta++2.3.0
with the command “make gcc64” (as stated in the readme file),
the compiler says that there is no rule with than name.
After inspecting the supplied makefile I found that indeed there are no gcc64 and gccdebug64 make target options for compiling on 64-bit platforms.

Can please someone give me some advice on how to compile the sources
and inform the programmers of the missing make options?

Thanks.

Dean

[Anonymous]

We encourage users to use scons for release 2.2+. You do not need any command in makefile. After installed scons. Type scons mode=release. Generally, scons can detect the path of library automatically. If you meet errors of finding libraries, you need modify the
basic.settings and user.settings in tools/build/ directory to meet your local computer configurations.

> Greetings,
>
> I am trying to install Rosetta++2.3.0 on a Sun Fire X4200 server
> (dual AMD Opteron 285SE processor) with installed RHEL 4 AS.
> While attempting to compile the sources of Rosetta++2.3.0
> with the command “make gcc64” (as stated in the readme file),
> the compiler says that there is no rule with than name.
> After inspecting the supplied makefile I found that indeed there are no gcc64 and gccdebug64 make target options for compiling on 64-bit platforms.
>
> Can please someone give me some advice on how to compile the sources
> and inform the programmers of the missing make options?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Dean
>
>

[cesar-ramirez]

Well encouraging is a polite way to say that there is no other option to compile it on a 64 bit machine than using scons.

I would encourage the developers to provide an up to date documentation with a more user friendly installation procedure.

Best,
Roberto Mosca

> Greetings,
>
> I am trying to install Rosetta++2.3.0 on a Sun Fire X4200 server
> (dual AMD Opteron 285SE processor) with installed RHEL 4 AS.
> While attempting to compile the sources of Rosetta++2.3.0
> with the command “make gcc64” (as stated in the readme file),
> the compiler says that there is no rule with than name.
> After inspecting the supplied makefile I found that indeed there are no gcc64 and gccdebug64 make target options for compiling on 64-bit platforms.
>
> Can please someone give me some advice on how to compile the sources
> and inform the programmers of the missing make options?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Dean
>
>

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