Re: directory listing

On 29 août, 09:16, Arjen Markus <arjen.mar...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 29 aug, 00:08, fj <francois.j...@xxxxxxx> wrote:



On 28 août, 22:23, gokha...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:> Hello:

Is there a way to obtain a list of files having a specified extension
using Fortran /Intel Fortran 9.1?

Thanks,

-Nachiket

Using the specific Intel library is OK but a "more portable" way
consists in calling the routine SYSTEM available with most compilers.
But it remains necessary to test the operating system :

CHARACTER(10) :: extension="f90"
CHARACTER(255) :: cfile

IF(os == "unix") THEN
CALL system('ls -1 -p *.'//TRIM(extension)//'> list')
ELSE
CALL system('dir /b/ad/on *.'//TRIM(extension)//'> list')
ENDIF

Notice the options used respectively for the os dependent commands
"ls" and "dir" : they provide a very similar result ! After that, you
just have to open the file "list" and read each line using the format
"(A)" :

OPEN(15,file="list") ! of course you can use another unit or even
select a free unit
! or even select a free unit (not used) but this
is another story
n=0
DO
READ(15,"(A)",END=10) cfile
write(*,*) TRIM(cfile)
ENDDO
10 CONTINUE

Small note: the option /ad means select only directories

Interesting idea though.

Regards,

Arjen

Right ... a bug again ! I copied an example dedicated to get sub-
directories only. Sorry

.

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