MAMSolver is a piece of software by Alma Riska from The College of William and Mary. I got it through email as described in that site and I found it contains an ELF binary but not usable by me due to shared library problems. Hence I compile another version for my own use.
I am using Debian and hence I can nearly apt-get anything I wanted.
The MAMSolver package requires the numerical libraries lapack and blas to work. And it contains mixed codes of C and Fortran. Hence I did this:
# apt-get install make gcc g77 blas-dev lapack-dev
and also these for the run-time libraries of lapack and blas:
# apt-get install lapack blas
Afterwards, I just extract the tarball, and run make. That’s it.