gfortran
On Fri, 27 Jan 2006, Simon Urbanek wrote:
On Jan 27, 2006, at 12:31 PM, Paul Roebuck wrote:
The gfortran referenced on the TigerGCC wiki page is 4.0.0(5202) for Xcode 2.1. I loaded this on my system before remembering I'm running Xcode 2.2.1. My gcc version is 4.0.1(5250) which is newer than the full replacement tarball 4.0.1(5224) as well. Are these compatible or is there a later (working) gfortran that goes with the build on my iMacG5?
The problem is that the answer to the latter is "no". Apple's branch has broken gfortran a while ago. So right now there are basically two alternatives - use old Apple-branch gfortran or use the FSF build (I tried to port FSF changes to Apple's build but failed - anyone who succeeded, please let me know).
I continue to hear Apple's branch has broken gfortran, though never hear specifically what is broken about it. I don't mind filing a bug report with them too (always heard their Java engineers fixed what got the most bug reports first). I imagine there are enough people reading this list to file enough reports to at least get someone to look at it. Or possibly get someone with expiring "incidents" to use one on this. Do we have enough information to say specifically what's wrong with gfortran? ---------------------------------------------------------- SIGSIG -- signature too long (core dumped)