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![]() I normally use the Start menu shortcut to the Intel oneAPI command prompt for Visual Studio the 2019/2020 compiler you have also has such a command prompt shortcut in the Windows start menu. mod to be able to link with the main program and the external lib? The equivalent would be to ifort -c to mymodule and ifort to all. I use Intel Fortran on Windows with CMake regularly, previously with Parallel Studio and now with oneAPI (Classic and LLVM). How can I avoid its generation and still compile mymodule, generating the. Instead of STATIC, try using SHARED to create the shared library libmymodule.so - though I'm not sure it's the static bit you're worried about here. In Project->Properites->Debugging, I have the path to the excel.exe file and use Excel as the exicutable to debug. I searched this forum, but have not been able to find ta fix. Target_link_libraries(main-source mymodule externlib)Ī libmymodule.a is created and is definitely not necessary (or a shared one for that matter). The file libmymodule.a is a static library, and is created because the STATIC option in the addlibrary () function tells CMake to do so. Hi - I am having a problem when debugging. Im sure Im missing something obvious here, but I cant seem to figure this out. #the name of the external library located in /home/path/lib/libdir/lib is libexternlib.so Interestingly enough, when I try to install SciPy into my default/regular Python interpreter (sorry Im not sure what to call it), it installs successfully. However, a script command placed in the initialization file may execute. Set(extern_LIB /home/path/lib/libdir/lib)Īdd_library(mymodule STATIC mymodule.f90)Īdd_executable(main-source $) PGDBG is a symbolic debugger for Fortran, C, C++ and assembly language programs. ![]() Since all individual projects run when you start debugging it's well possible that only the debugging target for the 'ALL' solution is missing, check which project is currently active (you can also select the debugger target by changing the active project). ![]() Set(extern_INCLUDE /home/path/lib/libdir/include/) I think that what you have to check is: if the target EXE is correctly configured in the project settings ('command', in the debugging tab). Exe file includes additionally the GCC/G++/GFortran compiler and GDB. So far, my CMakeLists.txt looks like this: cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 2.6) Exe can be used to verify the validity of this binary using the public key here. The debugger checks to see if the symbol file exists in that location. I'm trying to write a cmake lists for my Fortran project with one external module, and both have to be linked with an external library that doesn't have any cmake find (findlib) packages. The size of the executable should increase much less than 25.
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