Combination of Fortran files and creating the vfproj file

[Oktay_1]

Dear All,

I have just joined the Intel community, and I am trying to gain some experience in coding in Fortran.

My question might be very simple but I was just wondering how multiple .F90 files cam be combined to generate an EXE file and VFPROJ file in the end.

I do in advance thank you so much for advice and assistance.  

Kind regards,

Oktay

[Steve_Lionel · Accepted solution]

A simple way to do this in Visual Studio, once you reach the full VS interface, is:

1. File > New > Fortran project from existing code...
2. Click the Add button to select a folder containing your Fortran sources. Click Next.
3. On the next screen, select Application as the project type and click Finish.

With this you will get ALL of the Fortran sources in that folder.

A better way, assuming you have VS2019, is open VS and:

1. Click "Create a new project"
2. In the language dropdown, select Fortran.
3. In the project type dropdown, select Console
4. Click "Empty Project" and click Next.
5. Enter a project name and click Next.
6. Right click on Source Files, then select Add > Existing Items. Select your Fortran source(s) and click Add.

Now you have a project you can build.

[Oktay_1]

Dear Steve,

Thank you so much! Much appreciated!

Kind regards,

Oktay