Finding include files

[vriesdwj]

In my project sources are spread over many different directories. In all these directories there are includefiles that are used by the sources in that same directory.
According to the HELP-manual includefiles that reside in the same directory as the sources should be found directly.
Searching for Include and .mod Files
Directories are searched for include files in this order:
1. Directory of the source file that contains the include.

Well, it does not.

The default Include and Use Path is set to "Source File Directory"

Can you please help me solving this problem.

[Jugoslav_Dujic]

Project-specific:
Configuration properties/Fortran/Preprocessor/Additional include directories

(preferrably use paths relative to the .vfproj file, e.g. ../OtherProject/Include )

Permanent (for all current and future projects):
Tools/Options/Intel Fortran/Includes
(must use full paths here)

[Jugoslav_Dujic]

Sorry, I misread your post -- I thought you were asking how to include files from different directories.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

It's supposed to work as documented. Please submit a problem report to Intel Premier Support and attach a ZIP of your project including all folders with source files.

[vriesdwj]

Hi Steve thanks for your answer and sorry for not being complete in my problem description.
Includefiles are found in de "Source File Directory" (as should be) if I specify them directly in my sourcecode.
But in my sourcecode the includefiles should be found in a part of the code with preprocessor lines eg:
subroutine Sub2
implicit none
include "incl2.fi"
#ifdef UNIX
# include "incl3.fi"
#else
# include "incl4.fi"
#endif
print *, 'Hello World from Sub2'
end subroutine Sub2
The compiler can find incl2.fi but it can't find incl4.fi.
incl2.fi and incl3.fi reside both in the same directory as the sourcecode.

Preprocessor: Yes
Default Include and Use path: Source File Directory

I hope you can help,
Kind regards,
Wilco de Vries.

>In my project sources are spread over many different directories. In all these directories >there are includefiles that are used by the sources in that same directory.
>According to the HELP-manual includefiles that reside in the same directory as the >sources should be found directly.
>Searching for Include and .mod Files
>Directories are searched for include files in this order:
>1. Directory of the source file that contains the include.
>Well, it does not.
>The default Include and Use Path is set to "Source File Directory"
>Can you please help me solving this problem.

[vriesdwj]

Hi Steve thanks for your answer and sorry for not being complete in my problem description.
Includefiles are found in de "Source File Directory" (as should be) if I specify them directly in my sourcecode.
But in my sourcecode the includefiles should be found in a part of the code with preprocessor lines eg:
subroutine Sub2
implicit none
include "incl2.fi"
#ifdef UNIX
# include "incl3.fi"
#else
# include "incl4.fi"
#endif
print *, 'Hello World from Sub2'
end subroutine Sub2
The compiler can find incl2.fi but it can't find incl4.fi.
incl2.fi, incl3.fi and incl4.fi reside all in the same directory as the sourcecode.

Preprocessor: Yes
Default Include and Use path: Source File Directory

I hope you can help,
Kind regards,
Wilco de Vries.

>In my project sources are spread over many different directories. In all these directories >there are includefiles that are used by the sources in that same directory.
>According to the HELP-manual includefiles that reside in the same directory as the >sources should be found directly.
>Searching for Include and .mod Files
>Directories are searched for include files in this order:
>1. Directory of the source file that contains the include.
>Well, it does not.
>The default Include and Use Path is set to "Source File Directory"
>Can you please help me solving this problem.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Oh, you're using #include. That I think has fdifferent rules.

Try using the standard Fortran INCLUDE statement.

[TimP]

cpp/fpp style #include requires setting an appropriate -Qfpp option.

[vriesdwj]

Hi,
I removed the # at the beginning of the lines with include and now it all seems to work.
Thanks for all.
Regards,
Wilco de Vries.