4.7.1 -cmp, (<file>.cmp.f), (<file>.cmp), -nocmp, -ncmp

The -cmp switch causes KAP to save the optimized Fortran source program under the file name of your choice. By default, kf77 names the optimized source <file>.cmp.f , where <file> is the program name from the command line.

The kapf default is to name the optimized source program <file>.cmp . The Fortran compiler will not process a file with the default .cmp extension. Consequently, you should override the default by using the -cmp switch in the kapf command line to rename the optimized source <file>.cmp.f . See the examples in Section 2.7.

Both kf77 and kapf place the optimized source file in the current directory. To disable generation of the optimized Fortran output file, enter -nocmp on the command line.

4.7.2 -fortran, -f, (<file>.cmp.f), (<file>.cmp), -nofortran, -nf

The -fortran switch causes KAP to save the optimized Fortran source program under the file name of your choice. By default, kf77 names the optimized source <file>.cmp.f , where <file> is the program name from the command line. The kapf default is to name the optimized source program <file>.cmp .

To disable generation of the optimized Fortran output file, enter -nofortran on the command line.


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