[edit] Using The Portland Group Compilers On The ITS HPC Cluster

To use any of the Portland Group compilers, first load the pgi module:

   module load pgi

[edit] Compiling a C or C++ Program

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

   pgcc test.c

The Portland Group C compiler assumes that files ending in ".c" are C files to be compiled. Use the command "man pgcc" to see the manual pages for more information.

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

   pgCC test.cpp

The Portland Group C++ compiler assumes that files ending in ".cpp", ".cc", ".c", and ".C" are C++ files to be compiled. Use the command "man pgCC" to see the manual pages for more information.

[edit] Compiling a FORTRAN Program

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

   pgf77 test.f

The Portland Group FORTRAN 77 compiler assumes that files ending in ".f" are FORTRAN 77 files to be compiled. Use the command "man pgf77" to see the manual pages for more information.

To compile the FORTRAN 90 source file "test.f" with the Portland Group FORTRAN 90 compiler, use the command

   pgf90 test.f

The Portland Group FORTRAN 90 compiler assumes that files ending in ".f" and ".f90" are FORTRAN 90 files to be compiled. Use the command "man pgf90" to see the manual pages for more information.

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