I took a closer look at the makefile. I have no clue about Fortran, but in C you would have to define build targets instead of those weirdish domains. When you create a makefile in NetBeans, it also uses this target syntax. Something to check out next week.
Moreover, there's a technology around that is called Cmake. Cmake is intended for large code projects that need to be build and run on different architectures. It's much more flexible than make. Also something to check out next week.
sebarn
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10 years ago
I took a closer look at the makefile. I have no clue about Fortran, but in C you would have to define build targets instead of those weirdish domains. When you create a makefile in NetBeans, it also uses this target syntax. Something to check out next week.
Moreover, there's a technology around that is called Cmake. Cmake is intended for large code projects that need to be build and run on different architectures. It's much more flexible than make. Also something to check out next week.