On 06/16/2012 08:50 AM, Fabrício Zimmerer Murta wrote: > If I read > http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/autoconf.html#Specifying-Target-Triplets, > I read: > If using gfortran or g77 (the GNU Fortran compilers), then set the shell > variable GFC to ‘yes’. > If the output variable FCFLAGS was not already set in the environment, then > set it to -g -02 for > GNU g77 (or -O2 where g77 does not accept -g). Otherwise, set FCFLAGS to -g > for all other Fortran > compilers. > > But this is not what happens. There’s no code on fortran.m4 to fill such > variable, as there’s for > GCC and G77 variables. This should be simple to fix and be present on a next > variable. > I found this while adequating configure.ac for cross-compiling. I realised > that just checking > for ‘gcc’ ‘icc’ ‘gfortran’ ‘ifort’ is not enough to define the compiler, as > the host might be > attached to it, so I found GFC variable interesting to define for the GNU > versions. I will be > using ac_cv_fc_compiler_gnu for now. > > I hope this information helps! > > - fabrício > This is an autoconf issue, not an automake one.
Please write to the proper list: autoc...@gnu.org Regards, Stefano
