Brad King wrote:
Arjen Markus wrote:
Hello,
I have trouble getting CMake to recognise Compaq Visual Fortran
as a valid Fortran compiler under Windows.
Philippe Poilbarbe sent me his configuration module for CVF, but
he also noted that there is another problem - CVF does not like
the default options used by TRY_COMPILE.
I have been experimenting with an alternative for that command,
so that CMake will accept CVF. In principle this works (that is
the first step now accepts CVF), but I wonder if someone else
has done this already and what problems I may expect later on.
The thing is:
- CVF does not recognise options like -o
- CVF does not accept forward slashes in file names
- There does not seem to be an option to set the name of the output file
You'll need to create a Modules/Platform/Windows-CVF.cmake file where
"CVF" is replaced by the actual name of the compiler executable. In
other such platform files you'll find alternative settings for rules
like CMAKE_Fortran_COMPILE_OBJECT. Copy one of these and modify it to
setup the rules for this compiler.
If you get this working please post your results.
Thanks,
-Brad
Well, that sounds promising ... I will see what I can do here.
CVF is an important compiler for me.
Regards,
Arjen
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