Studio 12 Library Links for Linux Incorrect
[236 byte] By [baf1a] at [2007-11-27 6:59:54] 
The release notes say to delete the link to libfui.so and then create a new link with the commandln -s libfui.so.1 libfsu.soIs this really correct? Why libfui and libfsu? Exactly what link needs to be removed first?
# 1
It's a typo. The symlink from libfui.so to libfui.so.2 should be replaced by a symlink to libfui.so.1. So the command should be "ln -s libfui.so.1 libfui.so". Thanks for noticing that.Calvin.Vua at 2007-7-12 18:50:34 >
# 2
Yes, thanks. We've fixed the typo in both the release notes and the Fortran 95 readme and the fixed version should be public a few hours.richard_friedmana at 2007-7-12 18:50:34 >
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