Add support for the GNU Fortran 90/95 Compiler (gfortran). Currently, lang/gcc40 doesn't make gfortran, the gnu fortran 90/95 compiler. This will be a highlight of gcc 4.0 release because many people who are interested in high performance computing or scientific computing are longing for it. Unfortunately, there's no free Fortran 90/95 compiler at the moment, so we are using lang/ifc as an alternative, employing many tricks, and currently it is only for i386. We also have a lang/gfortran, which is obsolated long long ago because it has already been merged into gcc-4 development (I'll remove it soon later, I'm a maintainer of this port). Fix: diff file is attached below: How-To-Repeat: N/A
Responsible Changed From-To: freebsd-ports-bugs->gerald Over to maintainer.
State Changed From-To: open->feedback This is a good idea. However, I would strongly prefer not to add a dependency on libgmp for every single user build the gcc40 port (since many are not really interested in Fortran as far as I know). If you could change your patch to only build the Fortran frontend and add the libgmp requirement when the user explicitly sets a new option WITH_FORTRAN, I would appreciate that.
State Changed From-To: feedback->open Maho-san and me have been discussing various approaches, and decided to add a WITH_FORTRAN knob to the gcc40 port and make the gfortran part a slave port using this. He will shortly commit a patch to that end, thanks!
Responsible Changed From-To: gerald->maho Maho-san and me have been discussing various approaches, and decided to add a WITH_FORTRAN knob to the gcc40 port and make the gfortran part a slave port using this. He will shortly commit a patch to that end, thanks!
State Changed From-To: open->closed Committed. Thank you very much for all!