Removing obsolete PGI Fortran compilers

Accelerated Computing HPC Compilers Legacy PGI Compilers
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I need to do a little cleanup on the drive containing my PGI compiler. I’ve got versions 10.x and 2010. What’s the safest way to accomplish this?

I’m using the linux86-64 version.

Can I just do an rm on the directories within the linux86 and linux86-64 directories like this:

rm -r 10.*
rm -r 2010

Thanks.

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BTW, unpacking the 11.6 tar file gave this:

tar xpfz pgilinux-116.tar.gz

gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file
tar: Unexpected EOF in archive
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now

Looks like a problem. Is it?

Thanks.

Tom

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Hi Tom,

Yes, you can simply use rm to remove old releases.

Looks like a problem. Is it?

I suspect your package is corrupt. What’s the MD5sum? It should be: 24f4f448ea1c091e18a94b140e8d660f

  • Mat
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Checksum didn’t check out. Downloaded it again, and the install worked.

Thanks.