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Re: How to use "long double" real(kind=10) ?
Le 22-02-2006, François-Xavier Coudert <fxcoudert@gmail.com> a écrit :
> OK, I got it. Support for real(kind=10) on i386 was removed from the
> 4.0 branch (I think that was before the 4.0.0 release) because the
> support for completely broken.
I don't know much about architectures and CPU's, but I have to tell
thw two computer I am using have recent CPU : one is an Intel Celeron,
the other one is an AMD Athlon. Both used to compile fine code with
real(kind=10) with the previous version of GFortran I was using (and
I remember the version already was from the 4.0 branch). Now, both
have the same error message.
My kernel (for both computers) has been re-compiled with the following option:
cpu I686_CPU
Thus I don't know wether what you are saying about the i386 is also true
for I686 or new processors or not.
Do you think that I could get me 'long double' by specifying some
special architecture at compile time?
Regards,
--
Thomas Baruchel