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Command line syntax

Richard_A_1
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Newbe questions, but I haven't found the answers in the documentation yet....

1) what is the syntax for continuing onto additional command lines?

2) if that is not possible, where is the syntax for a command response file documented? I see an example with "##" for comments (why 2 "#"'s;documentation says1?) and what appears to be one switch option per line; is that the syntax?

3) I assume the the default command file: Ifort.cfg is the identical syntax, correct?

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Windows does not have the concept of continued command lines, but the command line can be very long.

ifort.cfg is not a command file. It is read and interpreted by the ifort compiler driver. In the .cfg file, anything after a # is ignored, even a second #.

The ifort command does support response files, using the syntax:

ifort @foo.rsp

For more information, see the topics "configuration files" and "response files" in the compiler on-disk documentation

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