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

[Jerry DeLisle]

Toon Moene wrote:
> 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,
> 
Wo could put it out on my web site where I have the NIST test stuff and then a 
download link on the wiki.

Just send me the file and I will do this if you like.

Jerry