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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.
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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).
Upvotes: 1