Installation process for GFortran on OpenBSD #286
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Thanks for reviewing it, @LKedward. I have one day of experience with OpenBSD 😸. Today I discovered that we can install GFortran with |
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| On OpenBSD, the GFortran executable is named `egfortran`. To test it, type: | ||
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| egfortran -v |
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Is this an issue for fpm to discover the right compiler? It probably requires to set --compiler egfortran on every run as well.
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@awvwgk, yes, fpm works with --compiler egfortran. export FPM_COMPILER=egfortran also works 👍.
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Very nice, thanks @brocolis! |
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Installation process for GFortran on OpenBSD.