[windows] gcc 15 hotfix: use non-default initializer for compile_command_t
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Patching looks easier |
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I also have gcc15 on Linux, and it has the same bug. But with your hotfix it works. 👍 |
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Thanks for reporting @Carltoffel, I will merge this as it seems the issue is gcc15-wise (not Windows only) |
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Reported at https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/t/error-building-csv-fortran-with-fpm/9760/2
The MSYS build of
fpmfails at generating a newcompile_command_twith the default initializer.MSYS2 uses gcc15 already while we don't build fpm against it yet.
Fix: employ a user-defined initializer.
cc: @zoziha @MehdiChinoune could you please confirm?
@MehdiChinoune do you think it would be easier to release an
fpm 0.12.1or to patch the fpm source in the MSYS2 recipe?