On Apr 2, 2008, at 1:10 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote:

> Ray Zimmerman wrote:
>> There is a bug in g95 0.90 that is affecting me and I'm told it's   
>> fixed in 0.91. Is there any chance that whoever put together the  
>> fink  package for 0.90 could update it to 0.91? I see I'm not the  
>> only one  interested in this (http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL 
>> PROTECTED]/msg21103.html 
>>  ).
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>>
> The person who maintained g95 for a long time has retired from Fink,  
> which is why the package maintainer email contact is this list.  An  
> update would require somebody else to step in and do it.
> For a shorter-term option:  can what you're working on use gfortran  
> (via our gcc42 or gcc43 packages) instead?

Well, sort of ... and that's exactly what I had already tried.  
Unfortunately, my project (a Matlab MEX file) built with gfortan has  
some other minor issues I've been unable to resolve. I welcome any  
suggestions for resolving the following ...

1. It wants to link against the dynamic libgfortran preventing my MEX  
file from working on machines that don't have gfortran installed. The  
only way I can get it to link against the static libgfortran is to  
hide the .dylib file during linking. Using the -static-libgfortran  
option to the linker appears to have no effect.

2. It can't seem to find the 'dtime' symbol, even though it appears to  
exist in libgfortran.

3. When running Matlab from the Terminal, I can build a Fortran MEX  
file that works, but after running it and exiting Matlab, input is no  
longer echoed to the screen in the Terminal session. I can execute  
commands, but my typing is not echoed. I can even restart Matlab and  
input at the Matlab prompt *is* echoed, but the problem returns as  
soon as I quit Matlab.

  Thanks.

-- 
Ray Zimmerman
Senior Research Associate
428-B Phillips Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853
phone: (607) 255-9645


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