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This should be a legitimate option for users who wish to stick as closely as possible to the reference implementation of phsh* programs, albeit with their own potential issues owing to naïve compilation using modern compilers without attempting to address highlighted issues, e.g. gfortran -std=legacy -Wall -frecursive -fcheck-bounds.
Due to the complexities of bundling these programs as part of wheel builds, it may only be possible to bundle the compiled phsh* binaries with the docker container image.
This probably involves a few tasks:
Bundle compiled (& statically linked) phsh binaries with Docker image
Bundle phsh binaries with wheels
Extend wrapper interface to allow selection of backend, e.g. f2py or legacy
Document selection and use
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This should be a legitimate option for users who wish to stick as closely as possible to the reference implementation of
phsh*
programs, albeit with their own potential issues owing to naïve compilation using modern compilers without attempting to address highlighted issues, e.g.gfortran -std=legacy -Wall -frecursive -fcheck-bounds
.Due to the complexities of bundling these programs as part of wheel builds, it may only be possible to bundle the compiled
phsh*
binaries with the docker container image.This probably involves a few tasks:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: