Hi Matyáš, On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 3:20 AM, Matyáš Novák <logik@centrum.cz> wrote:

Hi, I wrote extension some numerical extension for python, that requires compiling and linking additional fortran sources. I find out, that these libraries can be easily added using config.add_library() function, but there is a problem. The --fcompiler command doesn't propagate to the stage where the libraries are compiled, so the default (and in my case wrong) compiler is used. (If I try compile the files using add_extension method, they are compiled by desired compiler, but I need combine more sources in one extension so I think that I can't use add_extension). Is there any way how to force python to use the right compiler, or at least hardcode the compiler in the setup.py?

Maybe somebody can help with your particular question, but I was also struggling with similar issues when mixing Fortran, C and Python and settled on using cmake for compiling and linking Fortran, C and Python extension .so modules, as well as installing the Python .py files. Ondrej