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DISCUSSION Mark A. Zottola 2 participants 2 messages Jan 27, 1999 MIPS

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I am leading the effort to build a Beowulf cluster out of Indigo2's on the UAB campus. My student Andrew posted our intentions to this list a few days ago. While we are in the process of getting started in the porting process, I would like to do some benchmarking on the System we currently have. Therefore I need a compiler (or much less optimally - compilers) which run on MIPS architecture and can be used both with LINUX and IRIX. A tall order to be sure. I really do NOT want to use the gnu f77 compiler (and I do not know whether it will work on IRIX or not).

I realize this is slightly off topic (ok greatly off topic), but any hints would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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I am leading the effort to build a Beowulf cluster out of Indigo2's on the UAB campus. My student Andrew posted our intentions to this list a few days ago. While we are in the process of getting started in the porting process, I would like to do some benchmarking on the System we currently have. Therefore I need a compiler (or much less optimally - compilers) which run on MIPS architecture and can be used both with LINUX and IRIX. A tall order to be sure. I really do NOT want to use the gnu f77 compiler (and I do not know whether it will work on IRIX or not).

You can try to either porting g77 or alternativly f2c which is already available on ftp.linux.sgi.com. I'm shure there is no other commercial quality (whatever that means ...) compiler available.

Ralf