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I was trying to solve Issue #44 but found this error-
SeaBIOS (version 1.16.1-3.fc38)
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Prometheus 0.14.0~4cce8306-custom
[ 0.153581] ERR: [appelfloader] <elf_load.c @ 135> fpm: ELF executable is not position-independent!
[ 0.179544] ERR: [appelfloader] <elf_load.c @ 703> fpm: Parsing of ELF image failed: Exec format error (-8)
Steps to reproduce the error:
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Make sure you have all the dependencies installed like
gcc-gfortranto run FPM. -
Build the Fortran package manager from the source by following the commands-
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git clone https://github.com/fortran-lang/fpm -
cd fpm -
chmod +x install.sh -
./install.sh --prefix=/usr
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Go to
dynamic-appsrepo and then create a folderfpmand inside that runsudo ../extract.sh /usr/bin/fpm
cp /usr/bin/fpm . -
Go to the
run-app-elfloaderrepository and use therun.sh scriptto run the application we just prepared:
sudo ./run.sh -r ../dynamic-apps/fpm/ /bin/fpm --help
I tried running it on Linux and it runs as expected without any errors.
Run on Linux: /usr/bin/fpm --help
NAME
fpm(1) - A Fortran package manager and build system
SYNOPSIS
fpm SUBCOMMAND [SUBCOMMAND_OPTIONS]
fpm --help|--version|--list
DESCRIPTION
fpm(1) is a package manager that helps you create Fortran projects
from source -- it automatically determines dependencies!
Most significantly fpm(1) lets you draw upon other fpm(1) packages
in distributed git(1) repositories as if the packages were a basic
part of your default programming environment, as well as letting
you share your projects with others in a similar manner.
All output goes into the directory "build/" which can generally be
removed and rebuilt if required. Note that if external packages are
being used you need network connectivity to rebuild from scratch.
SUBCOMMANDS
Valid fpm(1) subcommands are:
+ build Compile the packages into the "build/" directory.
+ new Create a new Fortran package directory with sample files.
+ update Update the project dependencies.
+ run Run the local package binaries. Defaults to all binaries
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