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IDE best practice for mixed mode C/C++ and Fortran

frodoh
Beginner
‎11-15-2006 01:09 AM
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I am using Intel Fortran 9.1 with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005. I've noticed that setting compiler switches for C/C++ is not available in Fortran projects. Is it best to segregate projects by language so that Fortran code is placed in a static library project and C/C++ code is placed in a DLL or EXE project or is there a way to set both sets of switches within the same project the way it was with CVF?

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎11-15-2006 03:27 AM
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Microsoft removed the ability to have mixed-language projects in VS.NET 2002. The way you have to organize a mixed-language application is to have two projects, one for Fortran and one for C, with one being a static library and the other an EXE or DLL, as you found. You will have to set the project options separately.
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