Re: right sequence of included module files

Mike wrote:

No. As you just say, I Build the project. There are *.obj and *.mod
appeared in Debug directory. Then I see *.mod do appear in "External
Dependencies" of Workspace/Fileview.
Can you figure any wrong step?

I've never seen that happen. Which compiler are you using?

I did put all of my .f90 files into the project, since I don't want to
figure out which modules I have to USE or not USE.
I put all of them into the project.
Then I find some of the .f90 are main programs.
So I delete all of them. I compile the main program I have.
Figure out what module files are needed, after linking.
Then add them to project. Need a lot of time to do this.
Is there a way to filter out all of main programs (except current one
I want), when I Add all .f90 to the project?

There's no automatic way to do this. You might get a clue when the linker complains about multiple main programs, but figuring out which other sources aren't needed requires you to understand the application. Most people separate the sources of different applications.

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