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scrognoid
| December 3, 2008 8:36 AM PST .f95 files in VS IDE | ||||
I am evaluating the latest Intel Fortran Compiler in the VS 2005 IDE. I can't compile my project consisting of several dozen *.f95 files.
I tried Tools>Options>Fortran>General and added .f95 and restarted VS. No effect: Warning 1 command line warning #10161: unrecognized source type 'E:\TimDocs\fort\fft_auto\source\q2imask_module.f95'; object file assumed ifort
Based on a thread here, I tried Project>Properties>Fortran>Command Line and added /extfor:.f95. ifort now tries to compile, but apparently doesn't recognize the file content:
module q2imask_module ...
Generated errors on every character: Error 1 error #5149: Illegal character in statement label field [m] E:\TimDocs\fort\fft_auto\source\q2imask_module.f95 1
Any help?
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