Hello,
I am very interested in this issue and I have done some tests.
There is a problem with cmake (see http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view.php?id=7389)
, where fortran flags are assigned to C compiler during Xcode
generation. There is another "more obscure" problem (see http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view.php?id=7591)
. If I install the gfortran plugin (http://maxao.free.fr/xcode-fortran-plugin/
) then somehow, while validating the compiler during the generation of
Xcode, CMake decides to use some non-existing linker. Bill says it is
not with cmake, so I have contacted the plugin author, as Bill
suggested.
I believe a possible step forward would be to disable the plugin
(renaming is enough), generate the xcode project, re-enable the plugin
and try. However the first bug prevents me from trying this because I
need some special flags in my project. Best regards,
Federico Carminati
CERN-PH
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Switzerland
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On 15 Oct 2008, at 02:38, Michael Jackson wrote:
The Intel C++ and Fortran compilers add some Xcode plugins I believe
when they are installed.
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On Oct 14, 2008, at 8:28 PM, Bill Hoffman wrote:
Dick Munroe wrote:
Bill, Well, Xcode certainly supports Fortran well enough with the
Intel 10.1 preview compiler to successfully build and install
software using Xcode, so I'm not sure what you mean by "doesn't
support Fortran" unless it's dependency stuff. So if the Intel
fortran compiler works (and I have an existence proof that it
does), is it a simple matter of hacking the Xcode generator to
"know" about the fortran language extensions and get the
lastKnownSourceFile right? Presumably you would have to look at
the source file properties as well to see if it is explicitly
fortran. There are some debugging issues, but from what I've heard
from Intel they plan to continue to work toward better Xcode
integration, so... Best, Dick Munroe Michael Jackson wrote:
I mean gfortran:
http://maxao.free.fr/xcode-fortran-plugin/
Fortran is not native to Xcode. I guess intel Fortran must have
some sort of extra stuff for Xcode. So, yes it is a matter of
coding up the Xcode generator to create the right input for Xcode
with Fortran (not a default option at the moment). Most likely
different for Intel and gfortran.
-Bill
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