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  • mteixe01September 6, 2008 1:24 AM PDT   
    compile programs problem - 10.1.015

    Hi, I am novice in Intel Fortran and Linux - Fedora 8. I installed compiler Professional Fortran non-commercial, I am trying to compile a simple program (helloworld) for test and I receive that message:

    fort:com: Severe: No such file or directory

    ...file is 'helloworld.f90'

    compilation aborted for helloworld.f90 (code 1)

    I am using to edit my test program Gedit and I´m saving in My Document.

    I tried to compile the sample int_sin.f90 and appears the same message explained above too.

    Could you help me about that? Please explain for me step by step, ok!

    Thanks in advance,

    Martins

     



    TimP (Intel)September 6, 2008 7:58 AM PDT
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    Re: compile programs problem - 10.1.015
    ifort helloworld.f90 should work, if you have set your current directory to the directory where you saved that file.


    Steve Lionel (Intel)September 8, 2008 8:32 AM PDT
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    Re: compile programs problem - 10.1.015
    Since you say you are a novice in Linux, you may not know that on Linux filenames are case-sensitive. so helloworld.f90 is not the same as Helloworld.f90 or helloworld.F90.  Do a "ls" command to see exactly what the filename is in your directory.


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