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If f2c and gfortran are both installed, I found that autoconf will pick up the f77 script provided by f2c before gfortran, leading to weird results.
(Note: I was able to solve my own problem by uninstalling f77 and using CMake instead of autoconf. I didn't test whether CMake had a similar issue.)
Probably an actual Fortran compiler should be picked up before the f77 script.
Run ./configure.
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I'm aware. IMO, the current behavior is a bug.
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Expected behavior
If f2c and gfortran are both installed, I found that autoconf will pick up the f77 script provided by f2c before gfortran, leading to weird results.
(Note: I was able to solve my own problem by uninstalling f77 and using CMake instead of autoconf. I didn't test whether CMake had a similar issue.)
Actual behavior
Probably an actual Fortran compiler should be picked up before the f77 script.
Where/how to reproduce the problem
Steps to reproduce the problem
Run ./configure.
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