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Subject: Re: [Plplot-devel] Building plplot in Windows with Intel Fortran
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rtran programs. As
> far as I know CMake picks the classic ifort compiler by default.
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Subject: Re: [Plplot-devel] Building plplot in Windows with Intel Fortran
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Hi,
I had some time today and figured out the issue. CMake found the Intel IFX
compiler first and it seemed to cause confusion about what type of compiler
was actually being used. I worked around this by simply using set FC=ifort
and re-running CMake. Was able to get everything I wanted built a
Hi,
I would like to get plplot built in windows with intel fortran bindings
using the Visual Studio command line. I can get build files generated via
CMake if I turn off fortran bindings, but if I enable fortran I always get
an error when running CMake. I have tried NMake, Ninja, and Visual Stud
