get the output:
||Warning: Nonexistent include directory "-c"|
||Warning: Nonexistent include directory "C:\codeblocks-13.12-nosetup\module.os_output_dir"|
C:\codeblocks-13.12-nosetup\module.f90|12|C:\codeblocks-13.12-nosetup\module.f90 12 .18:|
||Fatal Error: Can't open module file 'C:\codeblocks-13.12-nosetup\module.os_output_dir/inc.mod0' for writing at (1): No such file or directory|
||=== Build failed: 1 error(s), 2 warning(s) (0 minute(s), 0 second(s)) ===|
Diff:
Do you need a Fortran compiler?
What is the steps to reproduce this bug?
Thanks.
it is already using a fortran compiler gnu fortran compiler and i type into code::blocks as follows
then press f9 or else compile it first, either way it is same error and same if the last two statementscall sub1(ilisin,ils)
use inc;end
are left out. either with or without them
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Subject: [codeblocks:tickets] #214 fortran will not make a .mod file
Do you need a Fortran compiler?
What is the steps to reproduce this bug?
Thanks. [tickets:#214] fortran will not make a .mod fileStatus: open
Milestone: Undefined
Created: Wed Sep 09, 2015 09:27 AM UTC by dan hayes
Last Updated: Wed Sep 09, 2015 02:23 PM UTC
Owner: nobodyget the output:||Warning: Nonexistent include directory "-c"|
||Warning: Nonexistent include directory "C:\codeblocks-13.12-nosetup\module.os_output_dir"|
C:\codeblocks-13.12-nosetup\module.f90|12|C:\codeblocks-13.12-nosetup\module.f90 12 .18:|
||Fatal Error: Can't open module file 'C:\codeblocks-13.12-nosetup\module.os_output_dir/inc.mod0' for writing at (1): No such file or directory|
||=== Build failed: 1 error(s), 2 warning(s) (0 minute(s), 0 second(s)) ===|
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#214Last edit: ollydbg 2015-09-10
First: Your posts are nearly impossible to read. Please use some formating, and code hilightening (click on the ? in the editor). Or use at least some newlines to differ between text and code.
Second: I think your problem has nothing to do with c::b. For sure it is no bug.
this looks as your compiler has no right to access this file. Have you disabled your Anti Virus?
Are you using windows > Vista? Then you should do anything directly in your c drive. Use your documents Folder for example
Last edit: bluehazzard 2015-09-09
The current C::B v20.03 can definitely handle such simple test cases.
I would suggest to close this ticket.