At 11:05 AM 8/14/2006, Arjen Markus wrote: >>>>Can we just have the rule for both? Basically, anything after a c should >>>>be a comment? >>>>If it is old fixed format fortran it won't have modules anyway, and should >>>>have no depends. >>>>So, if it finds too many comments because of a stray c in the code it won't >>>>hurt. >>>> >>>> >>> >>>Pre-Fortran 90 fixed form Fortran can have dependencies too: include files. >>> >>>But I would say: the first rule is safe enough - look at the extension to >>>decide what >>>form the source code has. That should make life a lot easier. >>> >> >> >>But you are not going to have a include file that is after a c with any type >>of formatting, >>are you? >> >No, the include statement is simple: >INCLUDE 'filename' > >No variations.
Right so, as far as comments go, we should have to care if it is free format or not. If it is fixed format then the only depends that it will have will come from the INCLUDE statement that must be at the start of the line. And if we have a mistaken comment it can not hurt. -Bill _______________________________________________ CMake mailing list [email protected] http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
