I think that I actually may have this solved now. It seems that I can resolve
the issue by running "conda install gcc" then linking against the anaconda
gfortran libraries rather than my system install. The only problem is that
installing gcc through anaconda causes anaconda's version of gcc t
I have a suite of fortran code that I compile with f2py and use as a plugin to
a python package. I am using Python v2.7 from Anaconda. When compiled using
numpy v1.11.3 or lower, everything works fine, but if I upgrade to any more
recent version I begin running into a runtime error. Presumabl
