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write_and_run_your_programs [2018/05/14 18:47]
yutaka
write_and_run_your_programs [2018/05/14 19:05]
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 Let's compile it. Let's compile it.
 //​Compilation//​ means the program you have written (source code) is converted to the machine code (executable program). //​Compilation//​ means the program you have written (source code) is converted to the machine code (executable program).
-We have a compiler, named ''​ifort''​ (Intel Fortran Compiler), on the server.+We have a compiler, named ''​gfortran''​ (GNU Fortran Compiler), on the server. 
 +We would use a different compiler so please ask the lecturer which compilers are available. 
 Call the compiler with your source file. Call the compiler with your source file.
  
-   ​$ ​ifort prog1.f90+   ​$ ​gfortran ​prog1.f90
  
 If there is no problem, you will not get any message from the compiler. If there is no problem, you will not get any message from the compiler.
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 The following example creates ''​prog1''​ instead of ''​a.out''​. The following example creates ''​prog1''​ instead of ''​a.out''​.
  
-   ​$ ​ifort prog1.f90 -o prog1+   ​$ ​gfortran ​prog1.f90 -o prog1
  
 You can execute it. You can execute it.
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 This is useful when you compile modules and subroutines in a separate file. This is useful when you compile modules and subroutines in a separate file.
  
-   ​$ ​ifort -c prog1.f90+   ​$ ​gfortran ​-c prog1.f90
  
  
  
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