Anyone interested in Gfortran & HIRLAM (the sequel) [ failed the GCC Summit peer review ] ?

[Toon Moene]

L.S.,

Last year, I held a talk at the GCC Summit in Ottawa about the progress 
in gfortran with respect to compiling HIRLAM, a state of the art limited 
area numerical weather forecasting system (1,200,000 lines of Fortran 
and several tens of thousands of C).

As gfortran is able to compile HIRLAM now (using 4.1), I wrote a sequel 
to that article; unfortunately, it didn't pass the GCC Summit review.

Nevertheless, there might still be interest in it, especially on this 
mailing list; however, I do not want to spam this list with a 90K PDF 
file.  So I thought of placing it on the gfortran Wiki - but that 
doesn't seem to be supported.

Is there another way to park this file somewhere and provide a pointer 
to it on this list (provided there's interest, of course) ?

Thanks in advance,

-- 
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