Hagop Demirdjian asked about the subject. The operating system was
unspecified, but I'm guessing Linux. I suspect the problem is that
the cpp is doing something with the double slashes ("//") in iter.F,
because it thinks they indicate a C++ style comment. You could try
adding -C to the cpp options.
Another possibility, since it looks like Compaq Fortran is being used,
is the "Fortran-friendly" preprocessor that should be in the Fortran
installation. Track down where the fort executable really resides
("which" and "ls -l" should help), and you should find fpp. It is
probably at /usr/lib/compaq/cfal/fpp. Use that instead of /lib/cpp.
The -traditional option will probably need to be removed. I'm not
sure whether fpp will work for C code.
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Chuck Schneider chuck.schneider_at_hp.com
Hewlett-Packard Company
High Performance Computing Expertise Center
Marlboro, Massachusetts 508-467-7343
Received on Tue Jul 23 2002 - 10:09:37 PDT
