Hi,
Under Sources\Specifics, there are files for Windows and Linux system.
Here is a script to compare them. Put the script under Sources\Specifics folder and run cpSrc.bat, the difference will saved in a cpDiff.txt file.
For GET_INI_FILNAM.f90, the difference is:
There should be a way to work for both OSes, '\\' ?
For GET_MYSTRAN_DIR.f90, the difference is:
I think GET_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE (Fortran 2003 and later) and GETENV (backwards compatibility with GNU Fortran 77) could use one to work for both OSes. In new code, programmers should consider the use of the GET_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE.
For READ_CL.f90, the difference is:
All are comments. So there should be no difference for this file.
Under Sources\Specifics, there are files for Windows and Linux system.
Here is a script to compare them. Put the script under Sources\Specifics folder and run cpSrc.bat, the difference will saved in a cpDiff.txt file.
For GET_INI_FILNAM.f90, the difference is:
Code:
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! ##################################################################################################################...
! Gets name (incl path) of the MYSTRAN.INI initialization file. This is the Linux version which uses '/' as a folder...
INIFIL(MYSTRAN_DIR_LEN+1:MYSTRAN_DIR_LEN+2) = '/'
! Gets name (incl path) of the MYSTRAN.INI initialization file. This is the Windows version which uses '\' as a fold...
INIFIL(MYSTRAN_DIR_LEN+1:MYSTRAN_DIR_LEN+2) = '\' For GET_MYSTRAN_DIR.f90, the difference is:
Code:
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! ##################################################################################################################...
CHARACTER(FILE_NAM_MAXLEN*BYTE), INTENT(OUT) :: MYSTRAN_DIR ! Directory where program executable (and IN...
INTRINSIC :: GET_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE
CALL GET_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE ( 'MYSTRAN_directory', MYSTRAN_DIR, MYSTRAN_DIR_LEN )
! Gets the environment variable MYSTRAN_DIR that tells Windows where the MYSTRAN executable is located. The user mus...
! environment variable on their computer
CHARACTER(FILE_NAM_MAXLEN*BYTE), INTENT(OUT) :: MYSTRAN_DIR ! Directory where executable (and INI file) ...
INTRINSIC :: GETENV
CALL GETENV ( 'MYSTRAN_directory', MYSTRAN_DIR )
MYSTRAN_DIR_LEN = FILE_NAM_MAXLEN
DO I=FILE_NAM_MAXLEN,1,-1
IF (MYSTRAN_DIR(I:I) /= ' ') THEN
EXIT
ELSE
MYSTRAN_DIR_LEN = MYSTRAN_DIR_LEN - 1
CYCLE
ENDIF
ENDDO I think GET_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE (Fortran 2003 and later) and GETENV (backwards compatibility with GNU Fortran 77) could use one to work for both OSes. In new code, programmers should consider the use of the GET_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE.
For READ_CL.f90, the difference is:
Code:
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