enviroment variable in include statement

Intel_C_Intel — Thu, 15 Mar 2001 19:22:24 GMT

How can i use a environment variable to hold the include
statement flexible.

Re: enviroment variable in include statement

Steven_L_Intel1 — Fri, 16 Mar 2001 01:08:21 GMT

Sorry, you can't. But you can specify include paths under Project..Settings..Fortran..Preprocessor or /include on the command line.

Steve

Re: enviroment variable in include statement

stevenstarkey — Fri, 16 Mar 2001 03:36:28 GMT

We use relative paths and environment variables in the "Fortran -> Preprocesser -> INCLUDE and USE Paths:"

Mine is:

"..Includes;$(WCERT)SourceIncludes"

On my machine WCERT = "m:" and is where our latest released build source resides. ( is the current product I am working on. )
All of our source is in folders under "x:source".
So all includes are in "x:sourceincludes".
(x: is wherever the user has put his copy of the latest build; the folder layout is the same for release and testing of a )
This allows programmers to put their testing on different drives and allows for the programmer to only have copies of whatever they have changed.
It also allows the programmer to take a copy of the entire under test and move it to another machine and start right up and go after defining WCERT.
We also use WCERT to point to where the libraries are.
( "Properties" of an added library, "Persist as:" name would be something like "$(wcert)LibDebugGEN_UTIL.lib". )

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