Re: How do I submit a bug report?
FX Coudert <fxcoudert <at> gmail.com>
2007-11-02 00:02:35 GMT
[I'm copying this reply to the developers mailing-list, as a heads up
about the http://gcc.gnu.org/bugs.html page; the original message was
in the gnu-fortran google group]
> However, the text at the above URL mostly discusses gcc with the only
> reference to Gnu Fortran being g77.
Hum, indeed, we seriously need to update that page. Thanks for *that*
bug report
> Should a gfortran bug be submitted through the gcc Bugzilla page?
Yes, the gcc bugzilla (http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/) is the right
place to report gfortran bugs: create a new bug, choose GCC and then
select "fortran" as the "Component".
> Also, the text at the above
> URL says to produce *.i* files by adding the -save-temps flag, but
> doing so produces no such files.
In the case of C, the .i files are the preprocessed files. When
reporting gfortran bugs, please include the preprocessed source
(which has lowercase file extension), as well as any files included
by the Fortran "include" directive, and all source files containing
modules used in the main source file. The point is that we have to be
able to compile and reproduce the problem with the files you give us.
Thanks,
FX
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