FPT and WinFPT Reference Manual - Command-line Commands
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Syntax:
[DO NOT] WRITE [OUTPUT] DIRECTORIES [IN] INCLUDE [STATEMENTS] |
Function:
The full directory specification is written in the INCLUDE statements in the output code. The specifications refer to the new output files, not to the original input files, and are absolute, not relative to the current working directory. FPT logical names, set up by the ASSIGN or DEFINE commands are interpreted. VMS logical names are interpreted unless they have been defined with /translation=concealed.
It is recommended that this command be used if KEEP OUTPUT DIRECTORIES has been specified.
Where to use this command:
Operating system command line |
Yes |
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Configuration file, config.fsp |
Yes |
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Specification (FSP) files, *.fsp |
Yes |
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Interactively, to FPT> prompt: |
Yes |
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Interactive command files |
Yes |
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Embedded in the Fortran code |
Yes |
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Example:
FPT is run under Windows with the command:
E:\JOHN\TEST> fpt ..\src\strts "/write directories in include"
INCLUDE statements in the output file strts.fpt appear, for example:
INCLUDE 'E:\JOHN\TEST\STRDAT.FPI'
See also:
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