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"no launchable executable present at path"

Burke_H_
Beginner
‎11-06-2008 04:49 PM
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Attempting to test building a simple project consisting of a short fortran program using the XCode interface. Following the steps in the documentation, I get to a successful build. Actions menu does not list a "run... " option for the created target or executable. Attempting to execute using the "Build and Go" option generates an error: "no launchable executable present at path".

What's wrong?

I'm running IFort version 10.1.015, XCode 3.0, on an Intel Mac with OS 10.5.5


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Kevin_D_Intel
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‎11-07-2008 07:09 AM
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The issue may be caused by an inappropriate Architectures setting that includes ppc (PowerPC).

Try following the instructions in the earlier post located here to remove ppc and use either i386 or x86_64

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Burke_H_
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‎11-07-2008 09:52 AM
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The issue may be caused by an inappropriate Architectures setting that includes ppc (PowerPC).

Try following the instructions in the earlier post located here to remove ppc and use either i386 or x86_64

Thanks, that seemed to solve the problem.

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