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Compiling F95 files using intel fortran and visual studio

skravoof
Beginner
‎03-12-2011 12:34 AM
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Dear all,
I am using intel fortran 11.1.1060 with Visual studio 2008. Is there any way I can compile .f95 files? I heard about -Tf compiler options if you want to use command prompt. is there any place that I activate this options in Visual studio?
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skravoof
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎03-12-2011 08:11 AM
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.f95 is a non-standard file type for free-form source code. I suggest renaming the files to the more widely accepted .f90. There is a spot under Tools > Options > Intel Visual Fortran > General where you can add .f95 as a free-form source type, but I know there were some issues with this in some 11.1 versions. You can try 11.1 Update 7 to see if that had the fix (I am uncertain) or install the current version 12.0 Update 2.

I don't think you can make -Tf work from Visual Studio.
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