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Fortran Package Manager (fpm)
GitHub has a feature that can track dependencies by reading a supported manifest file in the project. See: https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/supply-chain-security/understanding-your-software-supply-chain/about-the-dependency-graph At some point, we should try to get them to support...
To close #727, a small modification: 1. In the default case of command line subcommands (`>> fpm`), stop `fpm` running in time. 2. Remove unnecessary references to `number_of_rows` in `fpm.f90`.
### Description Is anyone working on enabling `fpm` to build shared libraries? I would like to offer `fpm` as an alternative way to build [OpenCoarrays]. In thinking through what `fpm`...
This is a whole can of worms. The documentation regarding the [`dependency()`](https://mesonbuild.com/Dependencies.html) function in meson gives a nice impression on all the things one can / has to consider when...
To close #605 . ### Description The previous dependency `path` was always quite the same as the top-level project, which made it difficult to make such an `fpm` package called...
### Description and Expected Behaviour Currently, when running the `fpm` command in any `fpm` project subfolder, the following will be printed: ```sh >> cd fpm/build >> fpm Fortran Package Manager:...
I am aware that we relaxed the strict naming convention enforcement of nested subdirectories `a/b/c/a.f90` to a name of the module `package_a_b_c_a`, however the agreement was to keep enforcing the...
### Description I changed a git dependency to a path as follows: ``` toml [dependencies] vecfun.git·=·{·path·=·"../../vecfun"·} ``` fpm build segfaulted - then figured to change the dependency, deleting the .git...
Hi all, As far as I understand, pre-processor support by *fpm* is still under discussion (#78, #308, #425). I have a use case where I build my source code together...
In light of supporting #577 and other related features which require to toggle “features” we should have a better mechanism than lumping things together in the *build* table. An easy...