Thanks Brad,
I looked at the documentation for gfortran and it says (before asking
about my problem, I also read the CMake documentation but failed to
comprehend it properly)
|-isystem|dir
Searchdirfor header files, after all directories specified by-Ibut
before the standard system dire
On 03/25/2015 08:26 PM, Hugh Sorby wrote:
> |-- ex
> | |-- CMakeLists.txt
> | `-- use_mod.f90
> |-- ex-build
> |-- install
> |-- modsrc
> | |-- CMakeLists.txt
> | `-- a.f90
> `-- modsrc-build
Thanks for the detailed example. It was trivial to reproduce the
issue with that!
Since this com
Right got it, the problem occurs when I add the target_link_libraries
command to the dependent project. The attached tar.gz contains my not
working example source, layout:
Konsole output
.
|-- ex
| |-- CMakeLists.txt
| `-- use_mod.f90
|-- ex-build
|-- install
|-- modsrc
| |-- CMakeLis
My first simple example worked, so I looked at adding an imported
target, as this is what my actual script has, to install the dependent
modules but this also worked as expected. I am now going to go back to
the original CMakeLists.txt file to see if I can make it the same as my
second examp
On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 11:03 PM, Hugh Sorby wrote:
> I am trying to create a simple Fortran project that relies on a module file
> that has been built by another project. I have added the directory
> containing the module file into the include_directories command but the
> project isn't compiling
Hi All,
I am trying to create a simple Fortran project that relies on a module
file that has been built by another project. I have added the directory
containing the module file into the include_directories command but the
project isn't compiling and raises an error can't find module. The
d
