Barry Gold schrieb:
>
> What file extension should I use to get gcc to recognize an input file
> as fortran?
I think *.f or *.for do work. Simply call "f77" of "g77" as
the compiler name instead of "gcc". But easier, you simply
can type
make pmxa pmxb
in the source directory of pmx-1.3.8. There is no [Mm]akefile
available, so make looks for an appropriate source file, in this
case it will look for any file with a name like pmxa.c pmxa.cc
pmxa.f and others and figure out by itself how to compile it,
whether it's C, C++, Fortran code or whatever. Nice, hm?
BTW. With my SuSE-5.2 distribution of Linux, the corresponding
files exist somewhere under "/usr/lib/gcc-lib/". Try "locate
f77" if you like.
Enjoy the weekend, happy compiling :-)
Frank.
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