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Changing Project Properties in Unix

Kate_Johnson
Beginner
‎11-27-2012 01:26 PM
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Does anyone know how to change the project properties that are easily changed in Visual Studio, specifically:

Configuration Properties- Debugging- Command Arguments

Fortran- Runtime; Check Array and String Bounds

Fortran-D Diagnostics: Check Routine Interphases

Do these need to be changed using compiler flags?

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎11-27-2012 01:32 PM
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Yes, you need to use command line options for these as we don't support an IDE on Linux. The Intel documentation gives the Linux syntax for each option (where there is one), but for your reference: Array and string bounds checking: -check bounds (or -CB) Check routine interfaces: -warn interface For command arguments, you'll have to specify those on the debugging command line that loads the executable
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