Dear photran developers,
Thanks for creating photran, I’m very
happily using it under windows in combination with MinGW.
It seems that there are two (minor) bugs
in de automatic makefile generation.
- When
I check the profiling checkbox, the object files are generated using the -pg
flag, but in the final linking step this flag is omitted. This results in
a series of “undefined reference” errors. When -pg is added
manually in the top level makefile, everything works ok.
- A “make
clean” doesn’t delete the executable file. I think the reason
is that under windows executables have the .exe extension. I fixed it by
manually inserting “${ProjName}.exe” in the “Artifact
Name” box in the Fortran build settings. Also, the .mod files are
not deleted.
- (Sometimes
it seems that dependencies are not correctly updated when rebuilding. But
I understood this will be solved in 7.0.5.)
Sincerely,
Martien Oppeneer
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[mailto:photran-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Michel DEVEL
Sent: vrijdag 13 januari 2012
18:41
To: Photran
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Subject: [photran] Obsolete
include directories for GCC/ifort cannot be removed in photran projects
Dear photran users and developpers,
Every time I upgrade the compilers in my system, I get warnings in the photran
projects such as:
"Invalid project path: Include path not found
(/usr/lib64/gcc/x86_64-suse-linux/4.5/include-fixed).
polar_scat_MPI_intel
pathentry Path Entry Problem"
(gcc was upgraded from 4.5 to 4.6)
I know that I can go into Properties/Fortran General/Paths and Symbols/includes
to see the list of the include directories, but the no-more existant
directories are considered as built-in values, hence I cannot remove them from
the list.
While this problem is not blocking, it is annoying since this populates with
Warnings the Problems tab!
Anyone knows how to get rid of those obsolete built-in values?
--
Sincerely yours, Michel DEVEL
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