compile fortran code from sublime Text

Question

In order to produce the .o file for a fortran program I write the following command in my command prompt in windows.

gfortran -c test.for

What I would like to do is either to access cmd from Sublime Text 2 directly or to link the previous command to a shortcut in sublime and get the output in the sublime command line.

In other discussions it is stated that you can do that for the Intel Fortran Compiler.

possible duplicate of Sublime Text 2 build via simple batch file — Rook

Derek Redfern Derek Redfern · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-02T18:08:50

See this article about build systems in Sublime Text: https://docs.sublimetext.io/guide/usage/build-systems.html

Basically, you can configure Sublime so that it runs a specified command when you select the build type and press F7. The simplest type of build configuration would be a file called fortran.sublime-build with the following contents:

{
    "cmd": ["gfortran", "-c", "$file"]
}

The output of the program will appear in the Sublime Console (View -> Show Console).

compile fortran code from sublime Text

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