Linking f95 to ifort instead of Gfortran

[Tarandeep_K_]

I have Ubuntu 14.04 and have installed intel fortran compiler. I am trying to compile a code through makefile that uses ifort.  However, I get these errors while compiling 

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f95: error: precise: No such file or directory
f95: error: unrecognized command line option ‘-h’
f95: error: unrecognized command line option ‘-fp-model’
f95: error: unrecognized command line option ‘-ip’

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I posted this query to another online forum that pointed out that I should check if the "f95" is still

linked to gfortran and it indeed is linked to the default gfortran compiler. 

I found that out by typing "ls -la /etc/alternatives/f95" resulting in the following: 

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lrwxrwxrwx 2 root root 17 Feb 27  2015 /etc/alternatives/f95 -> /usr/bin/gfortran

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My understanding is that the I would need the "f95" get linked to my intel fortran compiler. But I don't know the right way to do it and avoid getting the compilation errors.

Thank you for your time.

[Kevin_D_Intel]

You do not need to alter the system to use ifort. This can be controlled within the Makefile. Can you post your Makefile so we can see it and know better how to advise you?

[Tarandeep_K_]

Thanks, I have uploaded the makefile. The extension has been changed to upload it. 

[Tarandeep_K_]

Please ignore my previous question as I seem to have gone past this issue. Thanks for your help. 

[Kevin_D_Intel]

That's actually an include file that would be used by a Makefile and its configured properly to use ifort.

Are you certain the actual Makefile you used references this include file by its name, Linux-ifort.mk ?

[Tarandeep_K_]

Hi Kevin,

Sorry for the confusion on my part. That is actually an include file used by a makefile. I have moved beyond this issue. I had to remove a mpi option for the code to detect ifort compiler which helped me.

[Kevin_D_Intel]

Ok, sorry, I had not seen your post before posting. Glad it was resolved.