I have some programs (MM5 Preprocessors) that contain #ifndef statements.
PGI Workstation 6.0 compiles them just fine under Linux (FC4), but will not accept them using Workstation for Windows. Is there a compiler option, etc. that I can change to correct this?
Something else is going on since “#ifdef” does work. Which MM5 Preprocessor are you using?
Mat
PGI$ cat test.c
#ifdef XCRAY
REAL, PARAMETER :: SMALLRES = 1.0E-9
#else
REAL, PARAMETER :: SMALLRES = 1.0E-6
#endif
PGI$ pgcc -V -P test.c
pgcc 6.0-8 32-bit target on x86 Windows
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PGC/x86 nt86 6.0-8
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PGI$ cat test.i
REAL , PARAMETER : : SMALLRES = 1.0E-6
PGI$ pgcc -V -P test.c -DXCRAY
pgcc 6.0-8 32-bit target on x86 Windows
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Copyright 2000-2005, STMicroelectronics, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
PGC/x86 nt86 6.0-8
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Copyright 2000-2005, STMicroelectronics, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
PGI$ cat test.i
REAL , PARAMETER : : SMALLRES = 1.0E-9
PGI$
It was the same for INTERPF REGRID (regridder) and LITTLE_R these are the ones I’ve tried. They worked fine in FC4 under VMWare using the linux version of PGI Workstation, and then trying a compile in windows using PGIWorkstation for windows I had problems till I deleted the #ifdef lines.