gFortran

John

I will see if the gFortran switch can be included in the project data in a simple way.

I will also check that 'Release x64' is saved. This should already be the case.

I don't know if the ClearWin64 compile and build options can be adjusted. In fact I don't know what this implies. It may already be possible for you to build clearwin64f.dll for yourself, if not then I should be able to provide you with a build script. You would only need this if clearwin64f.dll becomes incompatible with the version of gFortran that you are using.

As I mentioned before, we can't undertake to keep pace with new versions of gFortran. I don't remember all of the details right now but I think that this means that you should either avoid using clearwin64f.dll or that we need to provide you with a means to rebuild it if it becomes incompatible.

John

For me, 'Release x64' is saved correctly. Are you aware of the latest download? A link is provided in the Plato section of this forum.

I have added the state of the gFortran switch to the project data (for the next release).

As the OP, I give up on trying to use Silverfrost's GFortran. 😦 I haven't been able to compile any code, even the GFortran samples. Back to FTN95, ver 8.10.

kaliuzhkin,

I do not find your experience; I suspect you do not have the path for gfortran and ftn95 correctly defined for PLATO. PLATO needs the path system environment variable to include the paths for gfortran and ftn95 to be able to work correctly.

Could you :

1. open a cmd.exe box and type set path > path.log
2. open path.log in notepad and place an <enter> after each ';', as the line is very long.
3. could you post this info.

What you should see included in path list is the path name of where gfortran.exe and ftn95.exe are installed. You should inspect the contents of C:\Program Files (x86) and C:\Program Files to locate the executable for FTN95 and gFortran. For example, my paths are: C:\Program Files\mingw-w64\x86_64-7.1.0-posix-seh-rt_v5-rev2\mingw64\bin C:\Program Files (x86)\Silverfrost\ftn95