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PGI / Flang compilers not working #81
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Is the issue around quadruple precision? |
Quadruple precision was part of the issue which I fixed with the |
If it's too much of a hassle, we can wait with officially supporting Flang until they fix such issues. |
I've had similar issues with PGI and flang. I tried compiling my hashMap routines and both gave the same error (but with different equally confusing messages). I reported this to PGI about 1.5 years ago and haven't heard anything from them. Hopefully, flang/f18 will be more robust but I wouldn't rely on current PGI building anything that uses any OO features. |
My opinion on PGI & Flang re: stdlib is to wait for the next releases of PGI & Flang. They've each made a lot of progress in 2019 w.r.t. Fortran 2008 support.
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Due to bug(s) in PGI / Flang, the stdlib
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andoptval
don't build. There are spurious errors likefiddling around with the code, PGI will even give a similar error for
implicit none
Basically this seems a lot like other cases where there were bugs in PGI / Flang and not something wrong with stdlib. I did some attempts at workarounds in https://github.com/scivision/stdlib/tree/qp_opt
One could file a bug report with each of PGI and Flang, as the error is effectively identical, perhaps boiling it down to a minimum working example.
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