On Apr 9, 2006, at 4:11 PM, Peter O'Gorman wrote:
On Sun, 2006-04-09 at 12:07 -0600, Jeff Whitaker wrote:
Bill:
g95 does work on intel (gfortran doesn't). I've recently modified
octave, fftw, and scipy-py to use g95. I'll be working on converting
all packages to use g95.
The latest snapshot of gcc-4.2's gfortran should also work on intel.
Peter
It's true that it should, but I've had some trouble with it. There
are various pieces of fink's gcc4 package which don't build with that
snapshot. I worked around that, and have a modified .info file for
the snapshot but (1) some libraries are missing and other have
changed their major version numbers so it can't really be used to
replace the current fink package and (2) shantonu sen pointed out
that gfortran has actually built for a while on intel (using gcc
mainline sources), but that it was producing incorrect code. That is
supposed fixed with a patch from late March (just prior to the
snapshot I used). However, my feeble attempts to figure out how to
test the gfortran I built haven't gotten very far. One thing I can
tell you is that the g++ which is built from the latest snapshot had
an incredible number of errors during testing.
(To be more precise: I was using the April 1 snapshot; by now, there
is presumably an April 8 snapshot as well.)
-- Dave
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