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| Re: Compiling Fortran sources in TheIde [message #28620 is a reply to message #24712] |
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| koldo wrote on Thu, 28 January 2010 15:12 |
Hello all
I have some .for and .c files that form a command line program in Windows, that I would like to compile from TheIde.
Is it possible ?. Do you have any experience ?
In my first try it seems that TheIde does not consider them source code and do not try to compile them.
Best regards
Koldo
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Hi Koldo,
Project > Custom build steps can be used to setup action to take for the .for files. The hard part would be probably tricking theide to use the resulting object files during linking (Maybe having a empty cpp file with the same name?).
Be aware that although it looks simple at first, it has some hidden traps  It took me a while to figure out last time I used it (with flex and bison files).
Honza
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