Hi, While trying to build FORTRAN files using the "gcc" compiler (in a Linux platform) I discovered that cpptasks.jar will allow (for gcc) to compile only files with extensions ".c", ".cpp", etc . The FORTRAN extensions ".f", "for", etc are supported in the "df" compiler. The error message obtained was: "Unrecognized file type <filename> will be passed to linker". The version of cpptasks.jar that I am using is: "cpptasks 1.0 beta 1" found at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ant-contrib
I modified the source code in CompaqVisualFortranCompiler.java, CompaqVisualFortranLibrarian.java, CompaqVisualFortranLinker.java so I can use the "gcc" compiler instead of the "df". I am not happy with my changes because I might break something else on the source code and I will have to keep changing my code on new releases of cpptasks. Will there be any support for FORTRAN files in the gcc compiler. If there is any support now (I have searched everywhere :)) could you let me know where to find it? Is there any other solution to use gcc for Fortran other than modifying the source code? Thanks in advance, Patricia Maffeis Software Developer CAE -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
