Re: NEWBIE QUESTION
- From: Duane Bozarth <dpbozarth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 08:43:00 -0500
Rich wrote:
>
> Thanks for the help and the welcome. I am working with Compaq Visual
> Fortran 6.6a inside developer studio. I had the .F90 and changed it to
> .f and was able to retain "C" in column one rather than replace with
> "!". I could not just rename but had to create a new workspace and new
> project with the correct properties. Possibly overkill, but I could
> find no way to change those properties. (Yes, I am new to the
> develepor studio also, and I will likely be moving over to .NET and a
> different Fortran compiler in the future.)
>
> I was copying some old subroutines to make standalones in a different
> project.
It's there, just a little hard to find amongst all the other trees... :)
Under Project/Settings select the source file in the project tree. Then
in the Fortran tab there's a setting for Source Form. That will be
specific to the single file if you have mixed.
If you select the Project instead of a single file, then you get
additional pages in the settings dialog, but under Fortran there's the
same choice of source form which can be made global to the project.
These can be changed ad hoc w/o creating new projects, etc., ...
.
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