Re: gdb and gfortran in 7.0?

On Tue, Aug 28, 2007 at 07:49:25PM +0200, Daniel Tourde wrote:
Hello Kris,


I am trying 7.0-current and I am planning to use CVS. At the moment I
have the snapshot of Aug 07 installed on my machine.

I saw that by default, during bootstrap, gfortran and gdb aren't built.
Do I simply need to comment the two NO_ flags in Makefile.incl to get
gfortran and gdb or do I need to do anything else?

gdb is included in 7.0 and should be built by default. gfortran is
not included in 7.0 and you need to install the port if you want it.

Thanks for your answer.
Why isn't gfortran (coming from gcc 4.2.1) included in 7.0 when f77 (coming
from gcc-3.4.6) is included in 6.2?


gfortran requires GMP and MPFR. These libraries are not in the
base system. However, if FreeBSD ever moves to gcc-4.3.0, it
will needs the libraries.

--
Steve
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