Hi Andreas,
What do you mean with disaster? All I can see is that the primary
language element is wrong, which can be easily corrected, just replace
"C++" with Fortran77 (not sure wether different values work as well).
Does the project build? I've seen some cmake macro for setting the
language and would assume that CMake uses C/C++ as default unless you
set something different.
As you can see in the CMakeList.txt file that I attached to my previous
email I set as language of the project Fortran (and only fortran). The
generator when creates hello.kdevelop just ignores all the info about the
compiler that you provide and sets it to some default values which happen to be
C/C++. (Try setting a hello world cpp project and you will see that it works
properly there).
Of course the project compiles. all that kdevelop does is to invoke a make
command and use the files generated in cmake . process or refresh them.
So, my question is still on.
Alin
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