Trouble creating basic executables in both Xcode and Terminal?

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Background - I am a new Mac Fortran user and I am running Xcode 3.12 with a newly purchased copy of Fortran 11. The following description from a previous user (Mark Davidson) is my exact problem with a different piece of test code. However, when I clicked to get the details from Kevin Davis (Intel) they were not there (he answered the original question). I did try to remove a PPC related line on the second line of the Target Info menu and replace it with Standard (32-bit Universal). This did not work. I am sure that I am still making a simple mistake. Any help is appreciated.

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I have followed the installations carefully but I am still having trouble producing working executables in either Xcode or Terminal.

I am using the following test program:

C test1.for
C test
C
C Created by Mark Davidson on 22/06/2008.
C Copyright 2008 __MyCompanyName__. All rights reserved.
C

PROGRAM test1
PRINT*, 'Helo World:'
END PROGRAM test1

In Xcode environment everything seems to work ok but I get the following warning (build results) on building the application:

Building target test of project test with configuration Release - (1 warning)
Checking Dependencies
warning: no rule to process file '$(PROJECT_DIR)/test1.for' of type sourcecode.fortran for architecture ppc
warning: no rule to process file '$(PROJECT_DIR)/test1.for' of type sourcecode.fortran for architecture ppc
Build succeeded (1 warning)

I have defined a rule instructing: Process Fortran source files using intel Fortran Compiler 10.1 (Preview).

In terminal there are no warnings at all and a filename.out file is produced where 'filename' is the filename that I specify as per the compile and link instructions. However, when running file nothing is returned to the terminal by way of output? I have also tried to write to a file, but no file is created?

I may be making a simple mistake as I am a new user of the intel compiler? Any comments would be much appreciated!

[Kevin_D_Intel]

You can try obtaining the Xcode Hello sample I provided under an earlier thread here.

The ppc is likely not an issue as was discussed in the earlier thread also.

As for terminal mode, can you verify with -V what compiler was used, and provide the ifort/link commands used?