On Mon, Mar 13, 2006 at 08:56:15AM -0500, Mike Zingale wrote: > Is GCC in FC 4 going to be updated to the recenly released 4.0.3? > There are some gfortran fixes in there that I would like to use for > one of my codes (which presently does not compile with 4.0.2). Can you mention which ones? In between what we shipped in FC 4 updates (based on 20051126 snapshot from gcc-4_0-branch) and now there were just 5 Fortran frontend fixes and one libgfortran fix. That's orders of magnitude below the threshold for respining gcc rpms, so if there is a FC 4 gcc update (certainly not in the next two months or so), it definitely won't be because of Fortran. Compare that e.g. with 55 Fortran frontend changes between GCC 4.0.2 release and what was included in FC 4 update. If you need Fortran fixes, you definitely should upgrade to FC 5 and use gcc 4.1, Fortran bugfixes are usually no longer backported to GCC 4.0 and there were hundreds of Fortran bugfixes between 4.0.x and 4.1. Jakub
