Re: How to use GPS as a FORTRAN workbench?
Arnaud Charlet <[email protected]> Sat, 1 Mar 2008 21:01:51 +0100
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> Who can tell me how to proceed? > > ps. I don't use "makefiles". Instead, I wrote a small utility program that > (recursively) checks my main program for dependencies on modules. Then the > required files are placed in a list, which I use to offer to the compiler, > along with some compile-flags and other stuff. I assume you are already able to edit your files with no troubles. To build, you can use the Build->Make->Custom... menu and launch your own utility. Alternatively, you can add your own customized menus via small xml files as explained in the GPS documentation. If gdb supports fortant-90, you could even use the gdb interface in GPS to debug your code. Cheers, Arno