On Friday 31 August 2007 11:45, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> On 31.08.07 11:19:52, Alexander Neundorf wrote:
> > Andreas: is it possible to have both <kdevfortransupport> and
> > <kdevcppsupport> in the same kdevelop project file ?
>
> Yes.
This is what kdevelop creates by default for a Fortran project:
<kdevfortransupport>
<ftnchek>
<division>false</division>
<extern>false</extern>
<declare>false</declare>
<pure>false</pure>
<argumentsall>false</argumentsall>
<commonall>false</commonall>
<truncationall>false</truncationall>
<usageall>false</usageall>
<f77all>false</f77all>
<portabilityall>false</portabilityall>
<argumentsonly/>
<commononly/>
<truncationonly/>
<usageonly/>
<f77only/>
<portabilityonly/>
</ftnchek>
</kdevfortransupport>
It seems these are settings for ftnchk, the Fortran compatiblity checker. If I
don't insert this in the project file, I guess kdevelop will just use the
same values as default ?
> > Should I set primarylanguage to Fortran if fortran is the only enabled
> > language or also if fortran *and* C/C++ are enabled ?
>
> Thats hard to answer, it depends on wether the user wants to do Fortran
> or C++ work primarly. KDevelop3 only supports 1 language per project, so
> either way its less-than-perfect for some use-cases.
In order not to change previous behaviour I'll only make Fortran the primary
language if it's the only language in the project.
Alex
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