Re: comment and IBM xlf

Markus Franke <Markus-Franke@xxxxxx> wrote:

I have Fortran 90 code and want to include a file (config.h) with
C-style comments, like /* */. When I try compile the file with IBM XLF
10.1 Compiler I get the following error messages:

I am pretty sure that the C preprocessor processes C comments, so it
seems that the compiler is looking at it before passing it to cpp.

You might try running cpp separately, and then sending the output
to XLF. I don't know if Fortran continuation lines will survive cpp,
though.

Try man cpp on a unix system.

-- glen


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