Cody Crewson

Ubuntu and other Debian/Redhat distributions do have methods for installing multiple gcc versions. I have used this in the past to work with multiple parallel versions for testing (config file...

It'll work for now but it does start the final clock on getting rid of mortran. I doubt that option will continue to work for more than 5-6 years.

@peterg1t I saw none of those issues with my install of Fedora 32. Do you have tcl-devel, tk-devel, libgfortran (and devel) libstd-c++ (and -devel) and qt (and qt-x11)

Yup, i misspoke there is no libgfortran-devel [configure-linux.log](https://github.com/nrc-cnrc/EGSnrc/files/4806289/configure-linux.log) [configure-linux-crcrewso.log](https://github.com/nrc-cnrc/EGSnrc/files/4806290/configure-linux-crcrewso.log)

@karnigen I have a feeling I _might_ know what's going on here. Could you try recompiling with `-march=x86-64 -mtune=x86-64 -O0` to see if you can still reproduce the error. Could...

I think this was the issue with previous EGSnrc compile stacks where IAEA libraries wouldn't be compiled #49 thi

> @crcrewso Better yet, use a long int for the record number? That would be great, but can we do that? It's not going to break backwards compatibility? > @crcrewso...

Finally read this one I wonder, does -mcmodel=large also fail?

I'm noticing a few modifications to implicit none in some of the changes. Shouldn't we be leaving implicit none for all Fortran code? MPI is added for all compiling. Does...

Wow, I ran across this problem years ago and wrote my own dedicated code to get the stat I needed. I'll dig up some of those old 3ddose files and...