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Hello everybody.
Where could I find the exhaustive list of the command line options of the Intel Fortran compiler?
I only have found the few examples in https://software.intel.com/es-es/node/510158 . But, where is the rest? Maybe it is obvious and I missed something...
Thanks in advance and best regards.
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If you open a DOS-box that has its environment set to run the compiler, then do:
ifort -help
This gives you an overview and an explanation of the command-line options.
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Oops. Yes, I was missing something. Thanks!
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I typically issue
ifort -help>ifort.txt
notepad ifort.txt
Then keep the notepad window open as I can now scroll the entire contents (as well as search).
Jim Dempsey
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Go to https://software.intel.com/en-us/compiler_15.0_ug_f and click on the link shown for "Compiler Options".
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We are using the version 14 but I guess most in the web will be valid.
Thanks everybody.
Gustavo Baños
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The documentation for 14.0, which is installed with the compiler on your PC, has the same general topic with detailed descriptions of all options - more than what the -help shows.
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Hello Steve. Yes, you are right, at Compiler Reference > Compiler Options. Thanks again.

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