Building GCC for Fortran too..

[madtom1999]

The toolchain is currently built from the SDK directory using build-toolchain.sh
Any tips on updating that to build fortran as well?

[ysapir]

Better ask in the SDK forum.

[9600]

[madtom1999]

Cheers - its line 139 in mine - I gitted yesterday!
I apologise - I'm using new tools and didnt find that by my own search. These modern new fangled computers....

[theover]

I did't yet built anything, because on my general use machine I needed to compile 3 math libraries and I didn't feel like that yet, but I'd like to express my interest in Fortran, too, but for a different purpose: Maxima.

I hope XMaxima can be put on the ARM, and would be interested in running Fortran (which can be created from Maxima's symbolic formulas) compiled parallel programs on the Epiphany, for instance for rendering Audio waves.

T.V.

[ysapir]

One note, though - if using the e-lib in your Epiphany code, remember that the library is a C library and thus has C linkage. You may need to tell FORTRAN to take care of that in your program's header files.

[dar]

Just a comment on Fortran. You can target Epiphany with the STDCL API which has Fortran bindings. At present your kernels would still need to be written in C, but at least integration with your host code would be simplified this way.