[photran] Re: Dummy questions

[Bruno <goutorbe@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I would like to refine my first question and add a fourth one:

1) I can add a Fortran file by dragging & dropping it into my project's 
tree, but Eclipse will make a copy of the file in the project's folder 
if the file is not in there. Is there a way to keep the original source 
file, i.e. include it in the project and let it in its original place, 
without making a copy of it in the project's folder?

4) When there is a write(*,*) statement followed by a read(*,*) 
statement, the latter will be executed before the former in a run inside 
the Eclipse console. I read in a previous message that a way to bypass 
such a problem is to insert flush(6) between the 2 statements. Is there 
another way to fix this?

thanks

B.

Bruno wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have 3 very dummy questions concerning the Eclipse-Photran IDE (and 
> I don't know if that's the right place to ask them):
>
> 1) How do include existing source files in a project?
>
> 2) When I run a program, the make utility does not seem to recognize 
> when no source file has been altered, and thus always rebuild the 
> program prior to running it. How can I make it realize when nothing 
> has changed?
>
> 3) Is there a way to invoke the debugger from a project whose path 
> contain spaces?
>
> My config: Windows XP + MinGW/MSYS and gfortran/gdb.
>
> Thanks
>
> B.