I have a c++ project that I am trying to re-organize. I am trying to subdivide the src directory to move some src files that seldom are changed to a more out of the way location. The project is a c++ application with a fortran function called from the c.
The reorganization went fine, until I got to the fortran src file. I have two fortran complie rules for the src directory.
What I tried to do was to add a driectory to ./src, ./src/src_main/ and move some or the fortran src files into that directory. I added a compile rule for the new subdirectory,
I am getting an error that there is no rule to make the fortran objects. This same method worked fine to move some cpp src files to a different sub directory. I am guessing this is an issue with the fortran includes (COMMON etc), but I would have expected the fortran to fail with a compiler error, not the linker to fail because the object never go compiled. Is there some off the wall syntax to this or something?
Question 2:
I have a little logic that tries to determine which fortran is installed.
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Hi.
Question 2:
You are testing HAVEgfortran in the second if sequence which will then (re)set FCOMP. I suggest making the first endif an else, and add another endif, say on a file "m2":
Code:
# Thu Mar 17 09:37:00 CDT 2011
HAVEgfortran := $(shell which gfortran)
ifeq "$(HAVEgfortran)" "/usr/bin/gfortran"
FCOMP = gfortran
else
ifeq "$(HAVEgfortran)" "/usr/local/bin/gfortran"
FCOMP = gfortran
else
FCOMP = g77
endif
endif
.PHONY: all
all:
@echo " FCOMP is " $(FCOMP)
Thanks, that fixes the second question. I was sure it was something obvious, but I find limited value in staring at code forever when I can't see what's wrong.
It just says that there is no rule to make the required object.
Quote:
Originally Posted by drl
Hi.
There are no TABS in the rules you posted ... cheers, drl
I checked, and there is definitely a tab there to start the second line. I am not counting the lines with the continue characters. The src file compiles fine when it is in src/, with the same rule, but when I move the src file to src/src_Main/ and add a rule for src/src_Main/, the object doesn't get created.
The cpp files in that folder get compiled, it is just the Fortran that are being skipped.
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Hi.
Let us step back a minute.
Quote:
Originally Posted by LMHmedchem
... I am getting an error that there is no rule to make the fortran objects. This same method worked fine to move some cpp src files to a different sub directory. I am guessing this is an issue with the fortran includes (COMMON etc), but I would have expected the fortran to fail with a compiler error, not the linker to fail because the object never go compiled ...
If make thinks there is no rule, then the compiler would not get called, and so there could not be an error in compilation. If there is no compilation, then I would expect the linker to complain.
Could you explain more about "same method worked fine to move some cpp src files" -- are you saying that the makefile causes files to be moved? Or that you moved them and that a makefile for cpp worked correctly?
Do you have cpp and fortran source in the same directory, and have a single makefile for both the cpp and fortran codes?
Please post the exact error message that you get -- copy and paste so you get all the characters.
The version of make you are using would also be useful.
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