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RE: Re: Predefined Macros
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Brooks Moses [mailto:brooks.moses@codesourcery.com]
>Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 15:14
>To: Browder, Tom; fortran@gcc.gnu.org
>Subject: RE: Re: Predefined Macros
...
>I am curious why you're not just converting it to #include
>"some.cmn" -- the #include is a standard CPP preprocessor
>macro, and so if you run this on any system that can process
>the #if defined, it should also do the right thing with a
>#include line; there's no GFortran-specific behavior going on
>there that I know of.
Well, I've been compiler-hopping for several years trying to convert
(and update) an old program written for SGI 64-bit IRIX to Linux i386.
In the process I've tried to keep the original code changed as little as
possible while forking a version using f90/f95 features (such as
modules).
My compilers have been, in order, SGI, Compaq (during a short diversion
to the Dec Alpha), PG77 (and NAG concurrently), G95, and now gfortran,
hence the minimal preprocessor directive change so I can use gfortran.
-Tom