Re: Do different compilers produce different .mod files?

When I used HDF5, I used to compile HDF5 with various fortran
compilers :
that should not be an issue for you. We had the rule to identify the
binaries and the .mod with a full path like :
lib/linux-ix86/gfortran4.1/debug
lib/linux-ix86/intel8.1/debug
so that afterwards you can know the compiler you used or change the
compiler if you have to.
But I do not understand that the .mod are distributed with hdf5
without
a clear indication, since they are compiler-specific.
Don't you have any information on the compiler that
was used (you say "I think" which seems vague to me) ?

Best regards,

Michaël
.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: asking for help
    ... I read the notes abot this matter and I tried to ... >How can I get some help regarding to the understanding how Hdf5 works? ... there is no native equivalent of the F90 ... for a f90 compiler, though I imagine it exists somewhere. ...
    (freebsd-questions)
  • Re: HDF read example
    ... hdf5.mod (coming from the correct installation of HDF5). ... This is a total stab in the dark assuming you're using a certain compiler, but when I started doing something similar with the netcdf library using gfortran or g95, I needed to ... The names of the undefined symbols should tell you if the test is even worth doing. ...
    (comp.lang.fortran)
  • Re: write statement
    ... Michael Metcalf wrote: ... There's no point wedding yourself to Fortran 77 unless you want ... But if you are looking for a free Fortran 95 compiler of sorts, ... Regards, ...
    (comp.lang.fortran)
  • Re: Baileys high-precision package
    ... MS Powerstation is not a Fortran 90 compiler. ... best bet is to upgrade to a more recent compiler. ... Regards, ...
    (comp.lang.fortran)
  • Re: A question on Newtons Method
    ... >> I can't believe you'd advise a noob to use a compiler which is still ... > production codes and codes from textbooks. ... > The Fortran standard generally does not specify the required behavior ... >> another important class of hassle which most numerical programmers ...
    (sci.math.num-analysis)