How to use intel compiler with fpm?

urbanjost · July 29, 2024, 3:16pm

@ in powershell is a problem, but double-quoting or using names with a dash in them works around it, as per

Response file not working from powershell terminal

opened 08:32PM - 09 Apr 24 UTC

I was experimenting response file for fpm and running command like `fpm @build` …from a powershell terminal on Windows. The issue is that `@` has a special meaning in powershell and the command cannot be interpreted. It only returns the help for fpm ```cmd Fortran Package Manager: USAGE: fpm [ SUBCOMMAND [SUBCOMMAND_OPTIONS] ]|[--list|--help|--version] where SUBCOMMAND is commonly new|build|run|test subcommand may be one of build Compile the package placing results in the "build" directory help Display help list Display this list of subcommand descriptions new Create a new Fortran package directory with sample files run Run the local package application programs test Run the test programs update Update and manage project dependencies ... ``` ## Workaround sections in the rsp containing hyphens are perfectly fine, so I can run `fpm @gfortran-build`. Or, I can also use the classical cmd prompt. There is probably not much to do here, but I thought I report the issue for the record in case someone faces the same problem.

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How to use intel compiler with fpm?

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