I would like to have create a poor-man's template module in Fortran by using
the preprocessor and #include. The generic logic will go in the include file,
and the various top-level files will define tokens to instantiate specific
implementations. A very simple example is the following:
!----------------------
! <IntegerVersion.F90>
#define _TYPE integer
#define MODULE_NAME Integer_mod
#include <generic.h>
!----------------------
!----------------------
! <generic.h>
module MODULE_NAME
_TYPE :: i
…
end module MODULE_NAME
!----------------------
The problem is that CMake does not realize that module has been renamed via the
preprocessor and still tries to find a .mod file called MODULE_NAME.mod:
"Error copying Fortran module module_name" …
How can I notify CMake that the module has a different name than what it finds
in the source code? I have tried using set_property() on the top file, but
that does not seem to help.
I am aware that with the simple example above, I could move the module
declaration up to the top level and circumvent this problem. But the include
file is itself being automatically generated.
Thanks.
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