I was going to build audio/libsamplerate, but it needed math/fftw2. It
started to build f2c, but it failed due to missing lorder (maybe) and some
ar issues.

I saw that math/fftw/Makefile has USE_FORTAN defined.

The mk/bsd.pkg.mk just checks for /usr/bin/f77 and if NetBSD >= 1.5 it
uses f77. If not it uses f2c-f77.

I have gcc3-f77 installed. I manually made a symlink for a g77 in my path
to the gcc3-f77's gcc3/bin/g77. But that was not good enough: it still
wanted the f2c package.

My workaround was to do:

 .if defined(USE_FORTRAN)
+.  if exists(${LOCALBASE}/gcc3/bin/g77)
+PKG_FC?=               ${LOCALBASE}/gcc3/bin/g77
+.  endif
 .  if !exists(/usr/bin/f77)
 PKG_FC?=               f2c-f77
 .  endif


Any comments on improving USE_FORTRAN before I send-pr this?

I wonder if the compiler.mk framework should handle this?

 Jeremy C. Reed

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