The /cmp qualifier causes KAP to save the optimized
source program under the file name of your choice. By default
kfort names the optimized source the same name as the
input file with an extension determined by the input file extension,
as follows:
| File Extension of Input | File Extension of Transformed Source |
|---|---|
| .f90 | .cmp.f90 |
| .f, .for, .FOR | .cmp.f |
The kapf default is to name the optimized source the
same name as the input file with the extension .cmp
, regardless of the input file extension. Because the Fortran
compiler will not process a file with the default .cmp
extension, you should override the default. For example, use the
/cmp switch in the kapf command line to
rename the optimized source file_name.cmp.f90 . See the
examples in Section 2.8.
Both kfort and kapf place the optimized
source file in the current directory.
To disable generation of the optimized Fortran output file, enter
/nocmp on the command line.
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