Hi, is there a way to run a cmd using Fortran?
Hi guys,
I usually used a batch file to run to be executed in CMD. Right now, there are too many number of execution, and it’s just nice to print a line like “running (10/100).”
I can do this by just processing the batch file in Fortran and add a Echo line something like this, so that my batch file have a printing line:
i=1
do i=1,n
write "(file,format)", "cmd/c Echo running (",i,"/",n,")"
write "(file,format)", "cmd/c (my execution)"
end do
But it kind of not elegant because the line of “cmd/c Echo running (i/n)” stays on the cmd, and the next line is the line “running (i/n)”. Something like:
(Path) cmd/c Echo running 1/2
running 1/2
It would be nice if I can choose to not showing the “Echo” line, or run directly the CMD using Fortran.
Anyone has a similar experience?
Thanks for your help