dmor
01-20-2005, 11:13 AM
Hi,
We are considering moving to Lahey FORTRAN for Visual Studio .NET 2003 from Compaq Visual Fortran 6.6.
If I try to convert an existing VF 6.6 project file, VS .NET does not recognise the .for, .f90 and related .cmn, .inc are FORTRAN source that should be compiled by the Lahey compiler. I should be able to recreate the test project I am currently using but this is not a good idea as we have 100s of project files that would have to be recreated.
I wonder if there is some documentation that describes the conversion of CVF 6.6 project files to VS .NET with Lahey FORTRAN.
Thanks
Dave
We are considering moving to Lahey FORTRAN for Visual Studio .NET 2003 from Compaq Visual Fortran 6.6.
If I try to convert an existing VF 6.6 project file, VS .NET does not recognise the .for, .f90 and related .cmn, .inc are FORTRAN source that should be compiled by the Lahey compiler. I should be able to recreate the test project I am currently using but this is not a good idea as we have 100s of project files that would have to be recreated.
I wonder if there is some documentation that describes the conversion of CVF 6.6 project files to VS .NET with Lahey FORTRAN.
Thanks
Dave