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What is the easiest way to convert from intel windows fortran to intel linux fortran

bwilt
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‎01-28-2009 09:42 PM
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i had a quick question. i have an intel fortran application i currently compile with intel fortran 11.0 within visual studio 2008. i want to try the same application on linux and have downloaded/installed an evaluation fortran 11.0 for linux.

what is the easiest way to take my windows intel fortran project to the linux platform? i have researched but did not find much. i did read about eclipse, cmake, etc, but not sure exactly what to do. is there any compatibilty between the intel windows fortran project and an intel linux project?

thanks for any suggestions you make have!
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TimP
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‎01-29-2009 05:55 AM
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Extracting information from a visual studio project for use in another OS will not be easy. The easiest way to make a project work in both Windows and linux is to use gnu make. That hasn't achieved much popularity, even though all the tools are supported in cygwin and mingw.
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