According to the wiki: > The compiler is chosen with the following precedence: > > If configure.compiler is set in the Portfile, then that is the compiler that > is used. > If the user sets default_compilers, the compiler is chosen from that list > unless the compiler is blacklisted. > If the Portfile sets compiler.whitelist, the compiler is chosen from that > list unless the compiler is blacklisted. > If the Portfile sets compiler.fallback, the compiler is chosen from that list > unless the compiler is blacklisted. > A compiler is chosen (Xcode compilers if possible) that > is not blacklisted, > is known to work on the particular version of the OS, and > satisfies the requirements set in the Portfile. CalculiX requires gcc + fortran. I used ‘configure.compiler macports-gcc-11’ (it will not build with clang). But this seems too rigid. My initial goal was to set the latest version as default with the option of trying earlier versions of macports-gcc. I tried using compilers PortGroup but could not get that to work—I haven’t figured out the proper setup. Is it possible? I read that variants are no longer recommended for this.
Thanks, Mark
