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| Subject: | RE: How to compile Fortran 90 subroutine under CYGWIN
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Tim and Marco,
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Thanks for your replies and for your help. Under the ygwin, I can build cod=
es in .c and .f (Fortran-77) format, as shown in following Case 1. Now, I h=
ave codes in .f90 (Fortran-90) format and need a coupling.=20
My goal is to build all codes (.c, .f, .f90) togheter in cygwin. As Tim and=
Marco mentioned, gfortran can handle F90 and F77. Unfortunately, I still g=
ot problem.=20
To explain the problem clearly, I have 3 different test cases, as shown in =
following:
Case 1: Set g77 as fortran compiler, and gcc as C compiler, to compile C pr=
ograms and For77 programs, cgwin works
Case 2: Set gfortran as fortran compiler, and gcc as C compiler, to compile=
C programs and For77 programs, I got error message
Case 3: Set gfortran as fortran compiler, and gcc as C compiler, to compile=
C programs and For77 programs, I got error message
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=20
Case 1: Set g77 as fortran compiler, and gcc as C compiler, to compile C pr=
ograms and For77 programs
Fortran 77 program: runslhg.f , intrface.f=20
C Program: slosh2.c , cstart.c etc.
When I ran 'makefile' in cygwin, It works and I got the sloshDos.exe
Here is my 'makefile'
-----------------------------------------------
#!/bin/make
SHELL =3D /bin/sh
CC =3D gcc
FC =3D g77
STRIP =3D strip
STD_FLAGS =3D -O3 -Wall -pedantic -ansi
FFLAGS =3D
LD_FLAGS =3D -Wl,--stack,8000000
STD_DEF =3D -D_WINDOWS_ -D_GCC_
STD_INC =3D -I.
STD_LIB =3D -lg2c -L/usr/lib -lm
PRJ_NAME =3D sloshDos
TARGETS =3D $(PRJ_NAME)
CFLAGS =3D $(STD_FLAGS) $(STD_DEF) $(STD_INC)
############################
# FILES
############################
H_SOURCES =3D slosh2.h \
pack.h \
myassert.h \
myutil.h \
savellx.h \
complex.h \
clock.h \
tendian.h \
tio3.h
C_OBJECTS =3D slosh2.o \
pack.o \
myassert.o \
myutil.o \
savellx.o \
complex.o \
clock.o \
tendian.o \
tio3.o
F_OBJECTS =3D runslhg.o \
intrface.o
C_MAIN =3D cstart.c
############################
# TARGETS
############################
all: $(TARGETS)
@echo ""
$(PRJ_NAME): $(C_OBJECTS) $(F_OBJECTS) $(C_MAIN) $(LIB_DEPENDS) $(H_SOURCES)
$(CC) $(C_MAIN) $(CFLAGS) $(LD_FLAGS) $(C_OBJECTS) $(F_OBJECTS) $(STD_LIB)=
-o $(PRJ_NAME)
$(STRIP) -s $(PRJ_NAME).exe
install:
cp *.exe ../../bin
clean:
rm -f *.o *.bak *.BAK
############################
# SUFFIXES
############################
.c.o : $(H_SOURCES)
$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) $<
.f.o:
${FC} -c $(FFLAGS) $<
--------------------------------------------------------------
Case 2: Set gfortran as fortran compiler, and gcc as C compiler, to compile=
C programs and For77 programs
Fortran 77 program: runslhg.f , intrface.f=20
C Program: slosh2.c , cstart.c etc.
When I ran 'makefile' in cygwin, I got error meassage here
runslhg.o:runslhg.f:,.text+0x4f>: undefined reference to '__gfortran_st_rea=
d'
runslhg.o:runslhg.f:,.text+0x6d>: undefined reference to '__gfortran_transf=
er_character'
runslhg.o:runslhg.f:,.text+0x7b>: undefined reference to '__gfortran_st_rea=
d_done'
Here is my 'makefile'
-----------------------------------------------
#!/bin/make
SHELL =3D /bin/sh
CC =3D gcc
FC =3D gfortran
STRIP =3D strip
STD_FLAGS =3D -O3 -Wall -pedantic -ansi
FFLAGS =3D
LD_FLAGS =3D -Wl,--stack,8000000
STD_DEF =3D -D_WINDOWS_ -D_GCC_
STD_INC =3D -I.
STD_LIB =3D -lg2c -L/usr/lib -lm
PRJ_NAME =3D sloshDos
TARGETS =3D $(PRJ_NAME)
CFLAGS =3D $(STD_FLAGS) $(STD_DEF) $(STD_INC)
############################
# FILES
############################
H_SOURCES =3D slosh2.h \
pack.h \
myassert.h \
myutil.h \
savellx.h \
complex.h \
clock.h \
tendian.h \
tio3.h
C_OBJECTS =3D slosh2.o \
pack.o \
myassert.o \
myutil.o \
savellx.o \
complex.o \
clock.o \
tendian.o \
tio3.o
F_OBJECTS =3D runslhg.o \
intrface.o
C_MAIN =3D cstart.c
############################
# TARGETS
############################
all: $(TARGETS)
@echo ""
$(PRJ_NAME): $(C_OBJECTS) $(F_OBJECTS) $(C_MAIN) $(LIB_DEPENDS) $(H_SOURCES)
$(CC) $(C_MAIN) $(CFLAGS) $(LD_FLAGS) $(C_OBJECTS) $(F_OBJECTS) $(STD_LIB)=
-o $(PRJ_NAME)
$(STRIP) -s $(PRJ_NAME).exe
install:
cp *.exe ../../bin
clean:
rm -f *.o *.bak *.BAK
############################
# SUFFIXES
############################
.c.o : $(H_SOURCES)
$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) $<
.f.o:
${FC} -c $(FFLAGS) $<
--------------------------------------------------------------
=20
=20
=20
Case 3: Set gfortran as fortran compiler, and gcc as C compiler, to compile=
C programs, For77 programs and For90 programs
I change the .f90 to .f as Marco suggested
Fortran 77 program: runslhg.f , intrface.f=20
Fortran 90 program: swan_init.f , swan_loopstep.f
C Program: slosh2.c , cstart.c etc.
When I ran 'makefile' in cygwin, I got error meassage here
runslhg.o:runslhg.f:,.text+0x4f>: undefined reference to '__gfortran_st_rea=
d'
runslhg.o:runslhg.f:,.text+0x6d>: undefined reference to '__gfortran_transf=
er_character'
runslhg.o:runslhg.f:,.text+0x7b>: undefined reference to '__gfortran_st_rea=
d_done'
Here is my 'makefile'
-----------------------------------------------
#!/bin/make
SHELL =3D /bin/sh
CC =3D gcc
F77 =3D gfortran
STRIP =3D strip
STD_FLAGS =3D -O3 -Wall -pedantic -ansi
FFLAGS =3D
LD_FLAGS =3D -Wl,--stack,8000000
STD_DEF =3D -D_WINDOWS_ -D_GCC_
STD_INC =3D -I.
STD_LIB =3D -lg2c -L/usr/lib -lm
PRJ_NAME =3D sloshDos
TARGETS =3D $(PRJ_NAME)
CFLAGS =3D $(STD_FLAGS) $(STD_DEF) $(STD_INC)
############################
# FILES
############################
H_SOURCES =3D slosh2.h \
pack.h \
myassert.h \
myutil.h \
savellx.h \
complex.h \
clock.h \
tendian.h \
tio3.h
C_OBJECTS =3D slosh2.o \
pack.o \
myassert.o \
myutil.o \
savellx.o \
complex.o \
clock.o \
tendian.o \
tio3.o
F_OBJECTS =3D runslhg.o \
intrface.o \
swan_init.o \
swan_loopstep.o=20
=20=20=20=20=20=20=20=20=20=20=20=20
C_MAIN =3D cstart.c
############################
# TARGETS
############################
all: $(TARGETS)
@echo ""
$(PRJ_NAME): $(C_OBJECTS) $(F_OBJECTS) $(C_MAIN) $(LIB_DEPENDS) $(H_SOURCES)
$(CC) $(C_MAIN) $(CFLAGS) $(LD_FLAGS) $(C_OBJECTS) $(F_OBJECTS) $(STD_LIB)=
-o $(PRJ_NAME)
$(STRIP) -s $(PRJ_NAME).exe
install:
cp *.exe ../../bin
clean:
rm -f *.o *.bak *.BAK
############################
# SUFFIXES
############################
.c.o : $(H_SOURCES)
$(CC) -c $(CFLAGS) $<
.f.o:
${F77} -c ${FFLAGS} $<=20
------------------------------------
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As Tim and Marco already mentioned, gfortran is intended to be a full repla=
cement for g77, I will use gfortran as compile for all fortran program.=20
Now, my Questions are
(1) In case 2, I used gfortran as compiler to compile c codes and For77 cod=
es, why I got error?
(2) Following Marco's suggestion, I rename .f90 to .f in Case 3, fixed the =
problem of '*** No rule to make target =91swan_init.o=92, but there is new=
error message.
(3) Marco mentioned that 'during the linking you need to add the "-lgfortra=
nbegin -lgfortran"'. I am new to 'makefile' and gnu, where should I add in =
'makefile?
(4) Fortran-77 is fix format while Fortran 90 is free format. If I set gfor=
tran as my compiler, should I change all fortran extension name to be .f or=
.for?
(5) Tim mentioned that 'You should persuade the Makefile to use the Fortran=
compiler rather than gcc for compiling and linking Fortran source code. g7=
7 and gfortran can handle .c files automatically'. From the original makefi=
le, which works well as shown in Case 1, gcc will compile C program and g77=
will compile fortran program. I really do not know how to persuade the Mak=
efile to use the Fortran compiler rather than gcc in makefile. Would you pl=
ease give me example?
I highly appreciate your time and your suggestion.=20
Thanks again,
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Thanks all and have a great weekend!
Bo
enviyub2 AT hotmail DOT com=20=09=09=20=09=20=20=20=09=09=20=20
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