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From: Carlie Coats on 10 Aug 2010 15:39

I'm running Mandriva Linux 2010.0 x86_64 with, among other things,
gcc-gfortran-4.4.1-4.1mnb2. And SLES 10.10. And various other\
distributions.

If you've installed this package and all its dependencies, you
*should*be*able*to*use*gfortran*.

But you can't (at least, you can't use "-fopenmp" successfully),
unless you also install the (obscure) libgomp-devel package.
This is a piece of packaging-dependency idiocy. At the package
level, gcc-gfortran should depend upon libgomp-devel.

Is this the vendor's fault? ...or the "gcc" people? ...or both?
It NEEDS fixing.

FWIW -- Carlie Coats.
From: steve on 10 Aug 2010 15:42
On Aug 10, 12:39 pm, Carlie Coats <car...(a)jyarborough.com> wrote:
> I'm running Mandriva Linux 2010.0 x86_64 with, among other things,
> gcc-gfortran-4.4.1-4.1mnb2. And SLES 10.10.  And various other\
> distributions.
>
> If you've installed this package and all its dependencies, you
> *should*be*able*to*use*gfortran*.
>
> But you can't (at least, you can't use "-fopenmp" successfully),
> unless you also install the (obscure) libgomp-devel package.
> This is a piece of packaging-dependency idiocy.  At the package
> level, gcc-gfortran should depend upon libgomp-devel.
>
> Is this the vendor's fault? ...or the "gcc" people? ...or both?
> It NEEDS fixing.
>
> FWIW -- Carlie Coats.

It's the vendor's fault.

--
steve
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