Jari
I am also seeing this issue in my fortran subroutines that take interfaces as dummy arguments.
Hmm... could you reinstall CUTEst then clear out the PyCUTEst cache and try again? I suspect that this is an issue with incompatible compiler versions.
Could you please install the latest version of Command Line Tools using `xcode-select --install` as described here: http://railsapps.github.io/xcode-command-line-tools.html? Then clear out the PyCUTEst cache and try again.
Yes that's exactly the same as I have. You're using Anaconda's python right? Have you also updated Anaconda to the latest version for you newly upgraded Mac OS system?
Okay so I installed Anaconda and have been able to reproduce and fix your error. The issue is that for some stupid reason Anaconda sets the environment variable `MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=10.9` by...
You can ignore the `option '-L/usr/local/gfortran/lib/'` warning, that's just an additional gfortran directory we added that we should probably remove. That's strange, it works for me:  What is your...
Yes that's the same gcc version as I have. According to your output, you're still building for MacOS 10.9 though, you should be seeing `creating build/temp.macosx-10.14-x86_64-3.7`, could you try `export...
Yes I think that's probably the case, I was discussing this issue with one of the Anaconda developers yesterday and they told me that the environments target 10.9 for compatibility...
The issue here is that Anaconda targets a very old version of MacOS when compiling and you need to tell it to target your current MacOS version (which should be...
Hello, thank you for reporting. Apologies for the extremely delayed response, somehow I missed this. This looks like a Fortran issue to me (see Issue #2): the "Failed to open...