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[edit] Using The GNU Compilers On The ITS HPC Cluster

[edit] Compiling a C or C++ Program

To compile the C source file "test.c" with the GNU C compiler, use the command

   cc test.c

To compile the C++ source file "test.cpp" with the GNU C++ compiler, use the command

   c++ test.cpp

Note that the GNU compilers use different commands for compiling C and C++ source files.

[edit] Compiling a FORTRAN Program

To compile the FORTRAN 77 source file "test.f" with the GNU FORTRAN 77 compiler, use the command

   f77 test.f

Note, there is no Fortran 90 support in the current version (3.2.3) of the GNU Compiler Collection installed. For Fortran 90 code, instead use the Intel or PGI Fortran compilers. This article is a stub. You can help by adding to it.

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