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CVF > compile on linux

robbiet
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‎06-01-2005 09:34 PM
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Hi,
I've been developing a purely F95 fortran project using CVF on a windows platform for a while, mainly due to the great debugging gui. It has now come to the point when I want to run a load of jobs on a linux cluster...
Is there a way of exporting a 'dependency list' from CVF so I can specify compilation of the files in the correct order under linux? If CVF doesn't do this, would IVF?
Or, is there a better way? I admit to not being very linux savvy.
Thanks.
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TimP
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‎06-01-2005 11:51 PM
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In the CVF Visual Studio help, there is a section on Exporting a Makefile. If you do a Google search, you should find some references on scripting for converting NMAKE files to a more standard form of Makefile to use with gnu make. I doubt that it covers everything which CVF does, but it may be a start.
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