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Adam Carheden wrote: |
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> Does anyone else out there use the PGI compilers, especially the fortran |
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> compiler (pgf90)? Some packages (like netcdf) support it in the ebuild, |
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> but it would be really nice to be able to use it by default. The trick |
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> is adding it to the fortran eclass. I've got a custom version of the |
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> fortran eclass in my overlay, but I also have to make a copy of the |
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> package I want to use in my overlay and add pgf90 to the list. Easier |
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> with Gentoo than other distros, but still a bit of a haste. |
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> Does anyone else have this problem? Does anyone know if the devs have a |
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> good reason not to include pgi in portage or if they just haven't got |
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> around to it? |
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I would be happy to create an ebuild if someone buys Gentoo a license. |
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But the more general solution that needs to happen is for fortran.eclass |
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to get a way to override the known-working compiler list in ebuilds. |
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Thanks, |
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Donnie |
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