Re: Absoft f77 compiler error

In article <456A2EFF.2050701@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Tim Prince <tprince@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

ld for linux x86-64 limits static objects (arrays, common blocks) to
2GB. ALLOCATABLE arrays, for example, could be much larger. I don't
know of any compiler which supplies its own replacement for gnu binutils.

No, but we generally support -mcmodel=medium, which removes that limit.

-- greg


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