mkcolg
Joined: 30 Jun 2004
Posts: 4996
Location: The Portland Group Inc.
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 Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 5:01 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Anya,
| Quote: | | Still, coming back to the original issue: is there a procedure to specify my own makefile for the PGI Visual Fortran to use? Alternatively, can I save a Linux-compatible makefile with PGI Visual? I constantly need to compile the code on a Linux server, and I need to have a functional makefile at hand at all times. |
No, but if you have a shared directory (like on a network drive) where you can put your source files, you could then edit them from either Windows (in PVF) or Linux. Of course, you would need to update your Linux makefile if you added new files or changed compiler flags.
| Quote: | | Another really important question is whether I can specify command-line options for my programs while debugging or running the executable through PGI Visual Fortran. If these two questions are solved, I should be all set to start using it. |
Yes, you can specify command line option by opening the "Project->Properties" dialog window, select the compilation phase ('Fortran', 'Linker', 'Resource', etc), and then select "Command Line". You're able to add your command line options in the box labeled "Additional options".
- Mat |
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