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Compiler-Generated Interface Modules instead of .exe

bobae
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‎07-09-2009 08:16 AM
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I'm new to FORTRAN so this might be a dumb question. When I compile my code on Visual Fortran, it gives me several _genmod MOD files and source codes, in addition to one object file. Instead, I want it to output one executable file. How do I do that? It may help to know that I'm using several include files, though I'm not sure that made a difference. Thank you!
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎07-09-2009 09:35 AM
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Assuming that you created an executable project, you should build the solution and not compile individual source files. The .MOD files you are seeing are part of the generated interface checking feature and can be ignored.
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