Matthew Hambley
Matthew Hambley
Obvious candidates for coercion: * MissingImplicit - If no implicit statement is found, add one with a user defined option, default to `none`. * MissingPointerInit - If no pointer initialisation...
I must be missing something because I don't see how the callback you are describing provides any more functionality. The logic for compiling the list of optimisation functions must exist...
Having thought about it some more and conferred with colleagues I have been won round to the callback approach. So I will proceed with the review on that basis.
I immediately imagine two potential solutions. An abstract interface which specifies a compiler with concrete implementations for each supported compiler. A generic class representing a compiler which is multiply instantiated...
One potential solution is to zero out the timestamp in the module file after it has been built. This will mean that the module files don't change their content if...
I've had a think about this and as far as I can see there are fairly straight forward pros and cons to the two approaches suggested above. ## Keying artefact...
This issue is a little more complicated than it seems. The only compiler I've come across which doesn't create module files (by default) is the Cray compiler. Instead it puts...
@hiker was talking about this.
I presume this is obsolete now since there have been IFort builds.
I have no problem with pulling this change if it messes with what you are doing.