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Compiling one file at a time with IVF

rskalgutkar
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I used to be able to compile one fortran file out of a multifile project in CVF. This no longer appears to be possible in IVF. The Compile command (cntrl + F7) seems to do nothing and Build will compile andlink the entire project at once. I have looked around the file and project properties with no luck. Have I missed something? There must be a way to compile one file at a time.
Thanks.
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lklawrie1
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I believe you can "right-click" on the file name and one of the options is "compile".
Linda
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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Correct - this was added for 8.1.
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jarvusluntatintel
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I am having the same problem with version 8.1. Under the "Class View" window, I can right click and get to compile. However, I have hundreds of files in my project. I don't want to have to go and find the file (I don't usually even keep this window open--I just use cntrl+o to open the file I want to work on). When I have the subroutine open in my main text window, I would like to be able to compile just this file (preferably withthe keyboard:cntrl+F7).
Has this been improved for version 9?
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Steven_L_Intel1
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CTRL-F7 does not compile the file. I have this submitted as a bug report - if you would also submit an issue to Intel Premier Support about it, that would help raise the priority.
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