I found an other bug in gfortran now for the Linux distribution only.
You must be able to link the gfortran libraries static or linked.
For the linked *.so no problem
For the static *.a it did not work and at the compilation time.
To force the linker to compile the gfortran libraries static and not linked,
you change the name of the *.so libraries and do not touch the *.a
libraries.
The -static does not work because now, all the libraries must be static, and
it did not work with libX11.a, the same problem
so I use this patch : rename the *.so gfortran files such as to only have
static gfortran files and the others linked.
My program is a mix gfortran and C. You can load the files on my site if
necessary : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/claude.gerdy on :
download->Linux->new->install.zip
If I use the Intel compiler (freeware with Linux) Fortran95 ifort and C icc
with the command -i-static which make an exec files with the intel libraries
only static it works but not with -static because problem with libX11.a.
I have not this problem with Windows because all the libraries are static
with no choice.
So if you distribute exec files, they must be statically linked with the
fortran libraries, with Linux I use the Intel compiler on my site and
gfortran with Windows. All my readers have not the gfortran libraries on
there Linux system, so static link is vital for my site.
