Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-28458991-3B10-4921-9B5B-4399D617F26D
Visible to Intel only — GUID: GUID-28458991-3B10-4921-9B5B-4399D617F26D
fpp-name
Lets you specify an alternate preprocessor to use with Fortran.
Syntax
Linux: |
-fpp-name=name |
macOS: |
-fpp-name=name |
Windows: |
/fpp-name:name |
Arguments
name |
Is the name of the preprocessor executable. It can include a path. See the description below for more details. |
Default
OFF |
No preprocessor is run on files before compilation. |
Description
This option lets you specify an alternate preprocessor to use with Fortran.
The compiler invokes the user-specified Fortran preprocessor by spawning a command with the following signature:
alt_fpp @fpp.arg
where alt_fpp is the name of the Fortran preprocessor you want to use, and fpp.arg is an input file containing the preprocessor's command line arguments.
fpp.arg is generated by the Fortran compiler driver, and contains the -D<define>, -I<include directory>, and input file names from the compiler command line. Compiler predefined options -D<define> and -I<include directory> are also included. Output from the preprocessor goes to STDOUT and will be captured for any further processing.
You can use option Qoption,fpp,… to pass other definitions (using -D<define>), include directories (using -I<include directory>), or other options accepted by the preprocessor.
You can use option Qlocation, fpp,… to specify a directory for supporting tools.
IDE Equivalent
Alternate Options
None