That’s a rather cold Mac you’ve got there ;)
> On Oct 1, 2024, at 09:36, P. Denti via macports-users > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello Maxim, > thank you very much for indicating the article on Apple Developer. > I am final user of Fortran as a physicist who developed some research > software just in Fortran. > The hardware based on Intel CPU i7 is about nine-years-old, so that I bought > a new iMac M3. > The new software Sonoma, now Sequoia, according to the article have an > architecture that is responsible for the signaled failure. > > It is a pity that, attempting to work around the difficulty on Fortran > changing gcc port, I found all gcc's branded as notoriously not working, > with the (apparent!) exception of gcc14. > As a naive user, I now think that problems with Fortran could be overcome > with appropriate patches to the linker. But, according to article, the > problem is rather old… > > Otherwise inconvenient is the building procedure of gcc and its library: for > around an hour the cpu cores temperature is 100-108 Kelvin, on account that > no fan is present in iMac ... > > Thank you, > best wishes, > Paolo
