Dear Willem,
Build-depend on "gfortran | fortran-compiler".
This will make it work with flang, if that is present instead of gfortran.
Looking at the program, it compiles fine without gfortran, and 'make
check' succeeds !
set -x in test-compile.sh reveals:
+ echo ../test-compile.sh: ../progfixed-dos.f
../test-compile.sh: ../progfixed-dos.f
+ gfortran=gfortran
+ gfortran -v
+ echo Cannot compile: gfortran not installed
Cannot compile: gfortran not installed
+ gfortran=:
+ rc=0
It hard-codes gfortran.
If 'fortran-compiler' is included (either gfortran or flang), then the
alternatives binaries /usr/bin/f77 and /usr/bin/f95 are set.
The code should use $FC or $F77 if they are set, failing that the f77,
f95 binaries; so:
fortran=${F77:-f77}
or
fortran=${FC:-f95}
as appropriate in the tests.
Best regards
Alastair
On 19/02/2019 13:58, Willem Vermin wrote:
Dear Alastair,
findent uses gfortran when running 'make check', to confirm that
indented sources are still compilable.
If you know how to specify a general fortran compiler in stead of
specific gfortran, just let me know and I can take care of that in the
next release of findent, or, if that is possible, in the current
version of findent.
--
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