[gentoo-dev-announce] Fortran-2.eclass

[gentoo-dev-announce] Fortran-2.eclass

[justin]

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Hello,

We just included an eclass to simplify the fortran compiler dependency
and testing in ebuilds.

For the simplest case, which is most probably the way you want it,
simply add "fortran-2" to you inherit line. The only phase function
exported is pkg_setup, so take care to add "fortran-2_pkg_setup" in case
you redefined pkg_setup.

This will depend on a fortran compiler and check additionally for
general compiler functionality.

Two specialist cases are support.

First, you need openmp support from the fortran compiler, then simply
define "FORTRAN_NEED_OPENMP=1".

Second, you need a different fortran dialect. Normally this can be
identified, if the source files have different suffixes then .f e.g. .f90.
Simply define FORTRAN_STANDARD with the dialects you need.
Currently supported are the dialects from 77, 90, 95 and 03. 08 is
currently not, due to the lack of a working compiler.

I hope this will fix the problems due to missing fortran compilers.

justin


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Re: [gentoo-dev-announce] Fortran-2.eclass

[justin]

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On 21/06/11 08:59, justin wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> We just included an eclass to simplify the fortran compiler dependency
> and testing in ebuilds.
> 
> For the simplest case, which is most probably the way you want it,
> simply add "fortran-2" to you inherit line. The only phase function
> exported is pkg_setup, so take care to add "fortran-2_pkg_setup" in case
> you redefined pkg_setup.
> 
> This will depend on a fortran compiler and check additionally for
> general compiler functionality.
> 
> Two specialist cases are support.
> 
> First, you need openmp support from the fortran compiler, then simply
> define "FORTRAN_NEED_OPENMP=1".
> 
> Second, you need a different fortran dialect. Normally this can be
> identified, if the source files have different suffixes then .f e.g. .f90.
> Simply define FORTRAN_STANDARD with the dialects you need.
> Currently supported are the dialects from 77, 90, 95 and 03. 08 is
> currently not, due to the lack of a working compiler.
> 
> I hope this will fix the problems due to missing fortran compilers.
> 
> justin
> 

UPDATE:

You need to add virtual/fortran to your dependencies. I just removed the
unconditional dependency from the eclass, in order to allow conditional
fortran support in the ebuilds.


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