The /c
qualifier causes KAP to compile but not link
your program. Do not pass the /c
qualifier with
/fkapargs
. The following example shows the correct syntax
for using the /c
qualifier:
kfort /fkapargs=(/verbose) /c myprog.f
The output from the /c
qualifier shows that
kfort
issues the compiler command only, as follows:
kapf /cmp=myprog_cmp.f myprog.f /natural KAP/OpenVMS_F90 V3.2 k310801 1999031 01-Mar-1999 13:46:03 0 errors in file myprog.f Issuing the compiler command: for/fast/optimize=(tune=host,level=5) myprog_cmp.f
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