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Intel Fortran with Eclipse

Walt_Brainerd
Beginner
‎11-16-2016 03:39 PM
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I read an old post asking about this. It seems to never have been answered, with the discussion going off on mixed language programming.

Q: How do you set up Eclipse/Photran so that it works with Intel Fortran?

Maybe this is more of an Eclipse question, but I am guessing somebody on this forum has done it.

A pointer to something that explains it would be good.

I want to do this maybe first on Windows, but later on Linux.

Thanks.

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎11-17-2016 07:14 AM
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I took a quick look - on Windows, Eclipse/Photran includes support for gfortran through Cygwin only. It's not clear to me how one would tweak this to work with ifort, even though the Linux version does claim ifort support. Maybe a "makefile project" would work.

I have seen recommendations for Code:Blocks on Windows as an Eclipse alternative for Fortran.

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