Question

I have tried to run an executable ‘crcor’ with the command

ben-Aspire-S3-391:/usr/local/src/runz% /usr/local/src/runz/crcor
/usr/local/src/runz/crcor: Command not found.

I have successfully run the code on another machine but am unable to reproduce the results on this machine.

On both machines,
which sh returns /bin/sh

however
echo $shell returns /bin/tcsh on the working machine
and /usr/bin/tcsh on the not working machine.

Any tips on how to diagnose the difference between the two to help me get this running would be great.

Edit1:crcor is an executable that links to a fortran code
Edit2: edited for spelling, ‘/usr/bin/tsch’ –> ‘/usr/bin/tcsh’

Solution: Installing 32-bit libraries on my system (64-bit) has solved the issue. ‘ldd’ command on the working version revealed that it was recognised as a dynamic executable but on the not-working version it wasn’t recognised as a dynamic executeable. Specifically ia32-libs was installed.

Answer 1

Solution: Installing 32-bit libraries on my system (64-bit) has solved the issue. ‘ldd’ command on the working version revealed that it was recognised as a dynamic executable but on the not-working version it wasn’t recognised as a dynamic executeable. Specifically ia32-libs was installed.