Use the following command to execute KAP as a standalone preprocessor:
kapf [kap_switch_string] myprog.f -cmp=myprog.cmp.f
Precede switch names with a hyphen (-) and always use lowercase. You can use standard abbreviations for switch names. Switches can appear before or after the input file name. For example:
kapf -inm myprog.f -roundoff=2 -cmp=myprog.cmp.f
After preprocessing your program, give myprog.cmp.f to
the compiler, as follows:
f77 -fast -tune host -non_shared myprog.cmp.f
The -fast switch sets the compiler optimization level
to -O4 . If you override the -fast default
and set the compiler optimization level to -O5 , you
must also set the following KAP and compiler switches:
-unroll=1 - KAP switch
-notransform_loops - Digital Fortran compiler
switch that turns off the compiler's loop transform capabilities
See Section 4.5.21 for more information about the
-unroll switch.
kapf
to process a file, you must set the Digital Fortran compiler
and linker switches appropriately. For this reason, Digital
recommends that you use kf77 whenever possible,
as kf77 automatically sets the compiler and linker
switches correctly.