I have figured out what the link command should look like on Mac, in order
that gfortran48 builds a mixed language (C Fortran, main program in
Fortran) binary that is statically linked to all required gcc libraries.
The link line should look like this:
gfortran48 -static-libgfortran -lgfortran
On 04/14/2014 05:30 PM, Zaak Beekman wrote:
The problem is that the link step adds spurious (intel) libraries
when linking the executable.
This is related to the mixed-language support, usually used for linking
C++/Fortran together. When computing a link line CMake looks at all
the languages
Brad, thanks so much for your help! From the online documentation it can be
hard to figure out which variable/property controls certain features as
someone with limited CMake experience.
One strange detail I forgot was that this problem does not appear on Mac/OS
X for the same project using the
I have a problem with the static build on Mac OS X using gcc and gfortran
now, and I think the issue is with gfortran/Apple, not with CMake. (Things
work fine with the intel compilers too.) However, on the off chance that
someone has a fix or some advice I thought I would run the issue past all
of
I have a mixed language project, most of which is in Fortran, but some of
it is in C. I have disabled C++ and enabled C and Fortran explicitly. I am
using the 32 bit Intel composer XE 13.1.0 2013 compilers (on a Linux x86_64
RHEL 5 Linux machine) and I am building static executables so that they
