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	Dear netters,

		I'm trying to compile g94 rev. E.2 on a 500 Mhz Alpha/linux box under
RedHat 5.1, using egcs 1.0.2-8. The makefile I'm using is f2c.make. At a
given point of the compilation I've got the following error message in my
*.log file:

f2c -kr -T. -R -Nx400 -Nn1604 -NL800 gau-worker.f
gau-worker.f:
   MAIN gworkr:
cc -Wl,-sort-common  -O2 -c gau-worker.c
cc: -sort-common: linker input file unused since linking not done
rm -f gau-worker.f gau-worker.c
cc -Wl,-sort-common  -O2 -o gau-worker gau-worker.o  \
   util.a -lf2c -lm
util.a(fileio.o): In function `fileio_':
fileio.c(.text+0x70): undefined reference to `loc_'
fileio.c(.text+0x74): undefined reference to `loc_'
fileio.c(.text+0x28d8): undefined reference to `loc_'
fileio.c(.text+0x28dc): undefined reference to `loc_'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [gau-worker] Error 1
if ( -e gauopt ) rm -f gauopt
ln -s g94opt gauopt


		The fileio subroutine is contained in utilam.F. It calls a function named
loc but this is not present in any other file from the distribution. I've
got g94 running in some 200 Mhz PPro though it was compiled using gcc
there. Did I miss a library from the RH distribution perhaps? I'd
appreciate any help!!

		Regards,

						Reinaldo  


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Dear Cclers,
I am looking for iodine basis sets (other than 3-21g) for use in the Gaussian 94 program. More specifically, does any of you know if 6-31g* basis set has been developped for I.
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Hi,

I have posted a message last week asking if someone knew how to get the overlap matrix (S) from MOPAC. Now I know that there is no keyword to generate this information and I am currently working on the code to accomplish this task (thanks to Toomas Tamm and John Mckelvy). 
I would like to know also if in Spartan there is a way to get S or even better S**(-1/2) from Lowdin transformation. We are using Spartan 5. If someone knows how to do this, please drop me a line.

Thanks in advance,
MC


