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pawngb
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I have fortran compiler and visual fortran installed but when i load an .f90 archive it doesn't give me the chance to compile it and run it. I know it's an easy question! Thanks for answering
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Steven_L_Intel1
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See if this tutorial helps. A .f90 file is not an "archive", it's a Fortran source file. If you are using Visual Studio, you would create a new Fortran Console Application project, add your source file to it, build the project (or Solution) and then run it.

You can also build and run from the command line.
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pawngb
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Thank you very much for your advice. Could you tell me how to compile with the openmp option??
thanks again
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Steven_L_Intel1
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If you are using the command line, add the option /Qopenmp . If you are using Visual Studio, select the project property Fortran > Language and set Process OpenMP Directives to "Generate Parallel Code".

OpenMP is not really a "newbie" topic - are you sure that's what you want?

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pawngb
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Thank you so much!
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