[CMake] Can't compile a quite simple Fortran static library

[Renato N. Elias]

Bill Hoffman wrote:
> Renato N. Elias wrote:
>
>>>
>> Yes, I've tried the Keyword="Static Library" and the problem 
>> persisted. It seems that the "/c" definitely solve the problem. The 
>> question now is: why is it missing in the project created by CMake?
>>
>> One suspicious that I can't test since I don't have the Intel Fortran 
>> compiler version 10. My guess is that Intel Fortran 10 does not need 
>> the /c to assume that we're compiling the file. In this case, CMake 
>> would work in Fortran 10 and not in previous versions... just a 
>> thought...
>>
>
> All versions need /c, it means compile the file and don't try to link. 
> The 10 version with the same files work fine. It should be done 
> automatically by the IDE.  The /c does not show up in the hand .vfproj 
> or the cmake generated .vfproj.  So, it is some subtle difference in 
> the .vfproj file that is causing the trouble...  That is why I wanted 
> to get it down to as small a file as possible.  Basically, the way to 
> fix this is to keep changing the cmake generated .vfproj by hand until 
> it works.  Each change should take it one step closer to the IDE 
> generated .vfproj.  At some point it will work, and you will know the 
> problem. Unfortunately, I do not have access to a 9.1 compiler to do 
> this.  If you have some time, I would appreciate it if you could give 
> it a try.
>
> If I was doing it, I would:
>
> 1. edit the cmake vfproj file and remove the cmake regeneration stuff, 
> and Release and MinSizeRel build types.  Get it down to just Debug, 
> and make it as small as possible.
>
> 2. build that, and see if it has the problem.
>
> 3.  Start making changes to it that bring it closer to looking exactly 
> like the IDE generated .vfproj.   At some point it has to work because 
> the files will be the same...
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> -Bill
>
>
>

A managed to do something work (but not in the way that I'd like). In 
CMake, when configuring my project, if a check the "Show Advanced 
Values" and insert a "/c" in the CMAKE_Fortran_FLAGS the project works 
fine.

Weird, since I'd expect CMake filling it up automatically (it's so 
basic...).

Renato.
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