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Hello dear experts.
I am trying to find a simpler way to compile Fortran (ifort) executable/dll under Linux (ubuntu)
I already have a Visual Studio solution/Project that compiles a working exe/dll on Windows.
On Linux I probably can compile with the command something like:
ifort <list of compilers settings> <list ALL the f90 files here>
However, that's a big list of files, and the solution is not the smallest.
Plus all the compiler settings are already set in the project file.
Is there some tool or way to use the .sln/.vfproj file for building Fortran under Linux?
That would also help for automated builds.
Thanks in advance!
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try VS Code
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its for typing the code, but do they have tools to compile Fortran from the existing project file? Besides manually typing the ifort parameters?
I imagine it should be something that converts vfproj file into command line to run a compiler.

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