script which contains the f90 command with options

[Roxana_4]

My name is Roxana and I'm from Brasov, Romania.
I work on a HP-UX 11 v.23 system

Would you be so kind to show me some web sites where i could find documentation about unix scripts ?

I am interested in writing a script in order to initialize the fortran compiler with options.
In this way i want to compile multiple sources without being necessary to write at prompter f 90 command with options, instead of it i would like to use a script which contains the f90 command with options.

Please tell me how to do it !!!

Thanks you and best regards.

[RAC_1 · Accepted solution]

Why script for this?? You can manage with a alias. Soething like follows should be ok.

alias fortran='/dir/fg90 -a -b -c'

-a, -b and -c will be options to fg90 command.

Anil

[Roxana_4]

thank you
i am beginer
now i understand
easy

thanks

roxana

[Tom Schroll]

Roxana,

If using f90:

You can also set an environment variable which contains all of the options that you want passed to the compiler. According to the f90 man page (man f90), the variable would be "HP_F90OPTS":

csh/tcsh:
setenv HP_F90OPTS "-opt1 -opt2 ..."

sh/ksh:
HP_F90OPTS="-opt1 -opt2 ..."

You could also add the variable to your .profile (sh/ksh) or .cshrc (csh/tcsh).


PS: This method of using an environment variable is also available and documented for just about every other compiler in the world. You just need to read the man page to determine what that variable is called.

-- Tom

[Roxana_4]

Thank you for your help Tom.

I'm glad i've met at least one specialist in F90 on this forum. Your ideea is very usefull to me !

Thank you for your help RAC.

I apologize for my questions. I'm a beginner in unix and i intend to migrate from MPE \ iX to HPUX !

Best Regards !

[Tom Schroll]

Roxana,

I forgot to add one thing to the syntax for setting an environment variable in sh/ksh:

HP_F90OPTS="-opt1 -opt2 ..."
export HP_F90OPTS

(I forgot the export command to make sure the variable is propagated to sub-shells and other programs)

I'm no f90 expert. But I know a thing or two about compilers. :-) Thanks for the kind words. Take care.

-- Tom

[Sandman!]

Roxana,

Take a look at this website...its extremely useful resource for beginners to shell scripting.


http://www.shelldorado.com


hope it helps :)

[Roxana_4]

I used "alias" . For the time being.