Xcode, Intel ifort and opening files : Fortran

Hi,

I just started using the new Intel ifort compiler (vs. 10.1) on Mac OS
X 10.4.11. It runs fine when used via the command line via "ifort
test.for" and executing the executable. But I have trouble with the
Xcode integration. A simple test compiled and run from within XCode via
the shiny 'Build and Go' button works fine in that it writes '201' to
the output.

PROGRAM test

INTEGER N
PARAMETER (N=201)

WRITE(*,*) N

END PROGRAM test

Trying to open a file and writing to it fails, however, in that nothing
gets written into the file.

PROGRAM test

INTEGER N
PARAMETER (N=201)

OPEN(1,FILE='data.txt', status='unknown')
Write(1,*) N

END PROGRAM test

If I run this via the command line '201' gets written into the file.
Either this is a bug or most likely I am missing something important in
how to set-up and use Xcode (I followed the instructions given by Intel
on this, but ...).

Any experience with Xcode and Intel compiler?
Thanks,

Markus

> Any experience with Xcode and Intel compiler?

Nope, but I know a place where you might get more answers: the Apple
fortran-dev list (http://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/fortran-dev).

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FX

> I just started using the new Intel ifort compiler (vs. 10.1) on Mac OS
> X 10.4.11. It runs fine when used via the command line via "ifort
> test.for" and executing the executable. But I have trouble with the
> Xcode integration.

Ah well, I have solved it. All that fancy Xcode functionality. Xcode
places the binary in a special 'Build' directory (or 'Debug' directory)
and there it places (and looks for) the file(s) it opens and writes
into.

On Dec 14, 4:57 pm, Markus S <youcont...@hispeed.ch> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just started using the new Intel ifort compiler (vs. 10.1) on Mac OS
> X 10.4.11.

I'm glad to read that you figured out the problem. Other resources
for you are Intel's user forum for Fortran on MacOS at http://softwareforums.intel.com/
and Intel Premier Support (http://www.intel.com/support/
performancetools/fortran/)

Steve Lionel
Developer Products Division
Intel Corporation

On Fri, 14 Dec 2007 23:11:38 +0100, Markus S wrote:
>> I just started using the new Intel ifort compiler (vs. 10.1) on Mac OS
>> X 10.4.11. It runs fine when used via the command line via "ifort
>> test.for" and executing the executable. But I have trouble with the
>> Xcode integration.

> Ah well, I have solved it. All that fancy Xcode functionality. Xcode
> places the binary in a special 'Build' directory (or 'Debug' directory)
> and there it places (and looks for) the file(s) it opens and writes
> into.

If you select the binary in the Xcode project window, you can bring up the
context-sensitive menu (right click or control click) and select "Show in
Finder".


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