Brad Richardson
Brad Richardson
It seems that with #766, all of these crashes have now been fixed. Awesome work @vehre :tada:
As much as I'd love for fpm's defaults to encourage modern best practices, our desire for legacy codes to be ported to fpm packages and encourage "legacy" programmers to use...
Another thought, perhaps we should have some sort of survey/poll for each supported compiler about what flags should be included in the default (`--debug`) set. There would be 2 possible...
> I was thinking about introducing a `~/.fpm/config.toml` which allows to define additional compilers and maybe even overwrite built-in ones. While this goes against having reproducible environments in a way,...
I believe it would likely be safe to "turn on" preprocessing even for projects that don't use it, but I'm not 100% sure. @gklimowicz has been doing some research into...
We should also allow it to support reduction on derived types. See #72
> I'm only concerned about situations where fpm hits an unhandled exception and leaves the lock file behind. Yep, that's the main danger. If you wanted to get fancy the...
FYI, my use case is trying to get `ctest` to run my tests in parallel, but there's no way to ensure they're actually compiled without invoking `fpm test`.
Alas, @awvwgk is correct. The profiles are not in use yet. I appreciate having them kept in sync until they are, so don't undo that change, but if you want...
My preferred solution would just be that all modules in a library must start with the name of the library. Thus, you may have a module that is just the...