05-13-2009
In your fortran code, don't you need to import the function, or the module that contains the function, that is causing the problem?
Something like:
modulename import
or possibly,
from modulename import functionname
Here is a link you can go to to read more about fortran and linking modules:
IBM Compilers
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rant-import(1) rant-import rant-import(1)
NAME
Rant - Flexible, Ruby based make
SYNOPSIS
The rant-import command creates a monolithic rant script tailored to the needs of your project and thus removes the dependency on an Rant
installation (but of course one person needs an Rant installation to run rant-import).
Run the command with the --help option to get a brief help message:
% rant-import --help
Probably the easiest way to create your monolithic rant script is with the --auto option:
% rant-import --auto ant
This will write a monolithic rant script to the file ant in the current directory. To determine which plugins and imports your project is
using, it performs step 2 of the rant command as described in doc/rant.rdoc, which means that it loads the Rantfile in the current direc-
tory.
That one command should be enough:
% ruby ant
This script has the same behaviour as the rant command. Distribute it with your project and nobody else but you needs an Rant installation.
FURTHER INFORMATION
For more information on Rant see: <http://make.rubyforge.org/>
<http://make.rubyforge.org/files/doc/rant-import_rdoc.html>
AUTHOR
Rant is by Stefan Lang
This package is maintained by Ralph Amissah
SEE
rant(1)
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