New Cygwin binary posted. was: help in creating gfortran windows binaries

[FX Coudert]

> I am building GFortran with YOUR configure options (--enable- 
> languages=c,
> fortran --disable-libmudflap --enable-libgomp --disable-checking
> --enable-threads --enable-werror) to see what happen, but it still  
> takes
> almost 2 o 3 hours.

There's something easier to do: run "gfortran -v test.f90" from  
Jerry's binaries: it will echo the exact command lines for the  
subprocesses it spawns. The first one involves a binary named f951.  
Run this (long) command line under gdb, by using:
" gdb -args /path/to/f951 ..." It wil start gdb, run the program.  
Wait a bit, and then interrupt it with ^C (control-C). gdb will take  
control, and you can ask it where the binary is hanging: type the  
command "where" and report back the output here!

I hope the process is clear :) and I'm sorry if it's too detailed for  
you, but don't know if you have any experience with gdb.

Thanks,
FX