Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #22646, comment 26
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Ticket #22646, comment 26
initial v1 5 5 > sometimes `gcc` can be called to compile fortran, e.g. something like `gcc6 -x f95` might be able to compile fortran. 6 6 7 You would need `f951` to be installed for that to work. gcc, g++ and gfortran are front end compiler drivers. cc1, cxx1 and f951 are the real compiler . When you do something like `gcc -f95` you are basically instructing the main compiler driver to drive for f951 rather than cc1. f951 still needs to be present (usually in /usr/libexec/gcc/$host/$version/).7 You would need `f951` to be installed for that to work. gcc, g++ and gfortran are front end compiler drivers. cc1, cxx1 and f951 are the real compilers. When you do something like `gcc -x f95` you are basically instructing the main compiler driver to drive for f951 rather than cc1. f951 still needs to be present (usually in /usr/libexec/gcc/$host/$version/).