> > Does DragonEgg still work with recent versions of GCC? It seems as though > work on and use of it has largely died down since Clang matured. >
That's not surprising (I'm sure you are more up to date on this than I am). On Thu, Jun 5, 2014 at 10:16 AM, Tony Kelman <[email protected]> wrote: > Does DragonEgg still work with recent versions of GCC? It seems as though > work on and use of it has largely died down since Clang matured. > > There was a GSoC effort last year for a "Flang" compiler that progressed > impressively far for one summer student (reportedly building almost all of > Netlib BLAS and much of Lapack by the end of the summer), remains to be > seen whether that work will be picked up or continued on to make something > fully production-capable. > > > > On Thursday, June 5, 2014 5:22:20 AM UTC-7, Isaiah wrote: >> >> Are there any LLVM based fortran compilers around? >>> >> >> It is possible to use LLVM as the optimization/codegen backend for GNU >> Fortran (see "DragonEgg"). There were a few attempts to build a pure-LLVM >> "FLANG", but they seem to have fizzled out. >> >
