FPT and WinFPT Reference Manual - Command-line Commands

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WRITE OUTPUT FILE NAME EXTENSIONS BEFORE BASE NAMES

Syntax:

WRITE OUTPUT FILE NAME EXTENSIONS BEFORE BASE NAMES

WRITE OUTPUT FILE NAME EXTENSIONS AFTER BASE NAMES

[DO NOT] REVERSE OUTPUT FILE NAMES

[DO NOT] REVERSE OUTPUT FILE NAME EXTENSIONS


Function:

FPT writes the file name extensions before the base names. Thus, for example, the output file GENCOM.FPI would be named FPI.GENCOM. File names are written in this way in the Encore (Gould-SEL) MPX operating system. FPT is not supported under MPX, but may be used to prepare code for execution on Encore MPX machines.

Where to use this command:

Operating system command line

Yes


Configuration file, config.fsp

Yes


Specification (FSP) files, *.fsp

Yes


Interactively, to FPT> prompt:

Yes


Interactive command files

Yes


Embedded in the Fortran code

Yes


Default:

DO NOT REVERSE OUTPUT FILE NAME EXTENSIONS

Example:

The FSP file:

! HSD_TST.FSP  22-Oct-01  John Collins
% primary output file name extension: ".F"
% input directory ../source
% upper case file names
% reverse output file names
HSD_TST.FOR

Generates the output files:

F.HSD_TST
FPI.GENCOM

and the INCLUDE statements for GENCOM are written:

INCLUDE 'FPI.GENCOM'


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