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How to compile file with .f95 extension

reubendb
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‎03-22-2006 04:47 PM
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Is it possible to compile file with .f95 extension ? According to the manual/UG, this extension is not recognized by ifort. Any tricks to do this anyway ? I am trying to compile a codebase that has .f95 extension for some of the files, and I don't really want to rename the files.



I am using Intel Fortran compiler for Linux, version 8.1. This is what I get when compiling file with .f95 extension:



$> ifort -c example.f95

ifort: Command line warning: no action performed for specified file(s).



I already search the manuals and Google but haven't come up with anything.



Thanks for any respond.

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎03-22-2006 05:03 PM
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ifort -c -Tf source.f95

It is a REALLY bad idea to name source files with varying extensions based on the standard version. .f90 really means "free form source".
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