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Re: Compiling Fortran sources in TheIde
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Mon, 21 March 2016 14:32
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How to pass to Custom build steps some Flags like Debug or defined Flags (like GUI).?
(I try to setup compile gfortran from TheIde, and all very well, but can't decide how to pass something other than the files path)
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