* GFortran Preprocessing
@ 2009-04-23 17:14 Randolph, Christian [USA]
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From: Randolph, Christian [USA] @ 2009-04-23 17:14 UTC (permalink / raw)
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I have a mixed-language project I am trying to compile using GFortran
4.3 on a PC running Fedora 10. I have some preprocessor directives in
both .f and .f90 files. Is there a blanket option I can use to force
the compiler to use the preprocessor for these files? There are
hundreds of files and I do not want to have to rename them to either .F
or .F90. The make files are setup to use a common set of compiler
options so I cannot easily use the "-x f77-cpp-input" and "-x
f95-cpp-input" options piecemeal.
Thanks,
Chris
Chris Randolph
Associate
Booz | Allen | Hamilton
Phone: (937) 781-2451
Randolph_Christian@bah.com
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