GAUSSIAN COMPILATION PROBLEMS ON SOME PLATFORMS

On some platforms, the compiler fails to allocate sufficient
memory to groups of subprograms defined by the "fsplit" utility.
By default, the gau-fsplit utility divides subprograms into
three groups whose alphabetical names begin with [a-e],
[f-k], and [l-z].  Because many NBO subprograms begin
with "n", the final "[l-z]" group can swamp the compiler.

The solution is to replace the original three gau-fsplit 
groupings -- [a-e], [f-k], [l-z] -- by additional splitting 
groups such as [a-e], [f-k], [l-n], [o-z].