Hi Lee I understood that the GCC 4.7.2 also has Fortran, is that not the case? I know that the Linux version comes with Fortran. Best regards Norman
On Sun., 12 Jul. 2020, 21:32 Lee Noar, <[email protected]> wrote: > On 12/07/2020 12:17, alan buckley wrote: > > I�m not sure how the fortran compiler is built. Is it part of the > > build-world process or is it somewhere else? > > > > I didn�t add anything to package it, but if someone can tell me how > it�s > > built and where the files are put I can add it to the packages created > > and upload it. > > Hi Alan, > > The Fortran compiler is actually part of GCC 8 rather than GCC 4. > There is a native RISC OS version of GCC 8 now (autobuilder/develop/gcc), > so perhaps we could look at doing a release of that. It produces a > skeleton !SharedLibs with just the new runtime libraries and this is > merged into to the GCC 4 !SharedLibs (so not standalone). > The two !GCCs would need to be kept separate though I think, > I've not looked at how to run two different versions of the > compiler from the same !GCC. > > Thanks, > Lee. >
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