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2015-01-16
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* toolchain updates - we are working towards upgrading to GCC 4.8, binutils 2.25, switch to Thumb2+NEON for ARM by default, march=i686 and SSE2 minimum for X86
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2015-11-09
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2016-12-17
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2016-12-18
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I know this is an older thread, but is there any news on this? Is there really NO possibility to get a FORTRAN compiler into SailfishOS without mer shipping it?
I reallly, really do miss R on the phone... :-(
That was extremely handy on the N9...
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2016-12-19
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like it was stated before.
its not impossible, but GCC, C++ etc will be rebuild, even when chosing only fortran.
This will create overlay packages of standard C compilers and libraries.
Now, a plausible solution is to rebuild, using exact same version that is in Jolla, but creating an install package, with only fortran.
Plausible, but not straight-forawrd, and may give issues still resolving conflicts, as a build fortan package on mer would still claim dependency on mer build of gcc, g++ etc.
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2016-12-19
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Thanks for the explanation, now I understand it better.
Well then let's hope someone is able to do that.
I am really not proficient in compiling compilers :-S
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2016-12-19
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2016-12-19
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I'm not sure if this really what you are asking for, but if you simple want to write and compile a fortran code that is not using system functions of the phone you can try using the android app GNURoot Debian on your Jolla device. I wrote a simple Hello Word code and it compiled and worked fine.
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2016-12-19
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Mer uses OBS and dependency based rebuilds. When bootstrapping or when updating very low level packages gcc is rebuilt many times as dependency loops are resolved (think rpm uses libstdc but libstdc needs rpm to build ... same for bash, utils, bison ...). FWIW this is very similar to gcc's internal multi-phase compile cycle.
Adding a single additional fortran build on the top is negliglble compared to that.