Re: Multiple Compiler Options

[Emanuel Berg via Users list for the GNU Emacs text editor <help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org>]

> here it is better to have a Makefile and then just have
> compile-command' "make -k " or something.

Here is a Makefile for a Hello World example with gfortran and
Fortran 90.

Now compile from Emacs (from the hello.f90 buffer) with
M-x compile RET (I have that C-c C-c).

You can also compile from the shell with 'make', run it with
'make run', and remove the executable (not the source) with
'make clean'.

OK, the files, in hello.f90:

program hello
  print *, 'Hello, Erin!'
end program hello

And in Makefile:

name=hello
src=${name}.f90

exe=${name}

all: ${src}
   gfortran $< -o ${exe}

run: ${exe}
   $<

clean:
   rm ${exe}

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