On Sun, Jul 17, 2005 at 10:31:03PM -0700, Brooks Moses wrote: > Steve Kargl wrote: > >On Tue, Jul 12, 2005 at 05:10:19PM -0500, Justin Thomas wrote: > >>I am a big fan of the GNU project and would really like to use > >>gfortran for Fortran development work on my 64-bit AMD Opteron machine > >>running Red Hat Linux. I cannot find any documentation on your > >>website at all, not even so much as a man page or a "Get Started" > >>guide. > > > >You could not have looked too hard for documentation. The menu > >on the left at gcc.gnu.org has a "Documentation" section. In > >that section you will find a link named "Manual", which leads to > > > >http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/ > > I'm going to have to debate that "could not have looked too hard" > comment, Steve. I was just looking at the gfortran home page (which is, > as far as I can tell, officially at gcc.gnu.org/fortran), and it doesn't > have any links to documentation at all, nor any indication that any > gfortran documentation can be found by going to the main gcc.gnu.org page.
Like I said "could not have looked too hard". So, you don't find a link to a gfortran manual page from gcc.gnu.org/fortran. A reasonable person would back up to the home page and read the info there. > I think this should be corrected, probably by a "Documentation" section > after the "Binaries" section. This is probably a good idea. Fortunately, the sources to the webpages are available. I look forward to your patch. -- Steve
