Hi,
I'd like to add FORTRAN to my GCC set. I've built a BLFS 7.5 SVN system,
up to Xfce, but gcc-4.9.1 is still as per LFS book.
I'm thinking of building gfortran aside from the LFS gcc, in /usr/local
or even /opt and keep separate build scripts. In other words, gfortran
should behave like another standalone package, independent from system's
C compilers.
So, besides tweaking BLFS gcc-4.9.1 instructions to build only gfortran
with --enable-languages=fortran and placing the corresponding make
--prefix=, DESTDIR=, etc., is there any other consideration that could
prevent this scenario to work?
I wouldn't mind to use --disable-shared or even duplicate a whole C
compiler if needed by gfortran internally (I suspect this is the case).
Indeed, saving space would not a requirement, but preserving as much as
possible the "well-working-system-compiler" should be a must.
Any comment or suggestion about this use case will be welcome.
Thanks in advance.
ALZ.
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