Hi Maxim,
I’m really happy to report that -std=legacy allowed our palaeolithic programs
to compile with gcc11!
Thanks so much for the providing the solution!
Ciao
Franco
> On 18 Jun 2021, at 17:16, Maxim Abalenkov wrote:
>
> Hello Franco et al.,
>
> How are you? I’m not an expert on
Hi Chris,
thanks for the kind explanation!
Franco
> On 18 Jun 2021, at 17:16, Christopher Jones wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Its highly unlikely you will ever get support for gcc<10 on arm. We only have
> support for 10 and 11 because we are using unreleased back ports of support
> from a
Hello Franco et al.,
How are you? I’m not an expert on MacPorts dependencies, but you may/should be
able to compile your Fortran code with the GNU11 toolchain. Potentially, you
only need to specify the Fortran standard that your code supports. This is
possible via the -std flag to gfortran,
Hi,
Its highly unlikely you will ever get support for gcc<10 on arm. We only have
support for 10 and 11 because we are using unreleased back ports of support
from a development branch on arm for these two versions. The back port has not
been done for anything older than 10, and is highly
I’ve a temporary access to a new MacBook Air with M1 processor, to test on that
Mac all our home made programs, mainly fortran. All external packages needed by
our workflow were successfully installed (gnuplot, ImageMagick, gmt4 and many
others), and I installed gcc11.
Such modern compiler
