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Installed the 2023.2 Base and HPC kits per instructions. (on Ubuntu)
Then performed the steps for Eclipse integration.
From the Eclipse IDE I can create and build an icx C++ application.
However I cannot create a project for Intel Fortran.
Receive: Cannot create managed project with NULL configuration.
It looks like only the icx was integrated into Eclipse (not ifx nor ifort).
Any help would be appreciated.
Jim Dempsey
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I just doubled checked. Sorry, no Intel Fortran support with Eclipse.
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Boo, hiss,....
Is there an alternative IDE you suggest?
Using makefiles and an editor kind of suck.
I had an issue the other day with modules and dependencies between modules as well as the source code, together with ipo.
Haven't got the makefile correct (to build only the small set of changed dependencies), but I can work it with brute force (compiling everything in proper sequence). The Fortran generated code (at least ifort) works, it is just a pain.
I wonder if I can "clone" the icx toolset to redirect to ifort and/or ifx. I do not care at this time if the syntax highlights do not work right. Mainly interested in Edit, Build, Debug.
Jim Dempsey
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I have no recommendations for a Linux IDE and neither does the compiler team. Linux users (like me) use Makefiles and scripts.
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