Using non-default extensions from IDE

[abhimodak]

Hi

I am wondering how to set up "non-default" source file extension such as .f95 in the IDE?

I added other extensions using Tools--> Options --> Intel Fortran --> General. After I added .f95 and .f03 to "Source" under Free Format, I am told that these settings will get applied when I restart the visual studio environment.

However, even after restarting, I still get "unrecognized source type; object file assumed error" which is the same if I don't include /Tf option on command line. But I see that the documentation says that there is no IDE equivalent of the option /Tf.

I am using Visual Studio 2005, Win64 XP and it happens with both compiler 10 and 11beta.

Abhi

[abhimodak]

I am just trying if a dummy "reply" makes this thread show up on the front page....My sincere apologies!

Abhi

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Yes, a dummy reply is needed for new threads. This bug has been reported.

It's strange - I thought this worked, but indeed it doesn't. I'll raise this with the developers.

[Steven_L_Intel1]

This now works in the current 11.1 release.

[abhimodak]

Yes, I had tested this but failed to update the post here.
Thanks Steve.

Abhi