C::B 10.05 and Fortran - some problem

[FCM]

C::B 10.05 binary for Windows
Problem with fortran (mingw tdm 4.5 gfortran):
1) nо fortran item in compiler's list
2) no fortran detected

(While everything is OK with C::B IDE for Fortran)

What I have to do to solve the problem?

[MortenMacFly]

(While everything is OK with C::B IDE for Fortran)

What I have to do to solve the problem?

1.) I am not aware that there is a C::B IDE for Fortran.
2.) There is also no auto-detect for Fortran.

What are you talking about? Please give more details like what exactly are you using (OS, platform, version) and how did you configure Fortran?

[gd_on]

May be this page can help you :
http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Installing_Fortran_Compiler
Simply replace reference to g77 by gfortran.

gd_on

[FCM]

1.) I am not aware that there is a C::B IDE for Fortran.

http://darmar.vgtu.lt/

What are you talking about? Please give more details like what exactly are you using (OS, platform, version)

WinXP32/IntelC2D

May be this page can help you :
http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Installing_Fortran_Compiler
Simply replace reference to g77 by gfortran.

Thanks, following this ref I've done something.

[ollydbg]

1.) I am not aware that there is a C::B IDE for Fortran.

http://darmar.vgtu.lt/

What are you talking about? Please give more details like what exactly are you using (OS, platform, version)

WinXP32/IntelC2D

May be this page can help you :
http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Installing_Fortran_Compiler
Simply replace reference to g77 by gfortran.

Thanks, following this ref I've done something.

Great！
I guess the code parser is different from the official CB(which is C/C++), instead, it's Fortran code parser .

[MortenMacFly]

1.) I am not aware that there is a C::B IDE for Fortran.

http://darmar.vgtu.lt/

So please ask the guy who did this. Branches of C::B are not supported in our forums. As we don't develop them actively we can hardly give any hints/help obviously.

[FCM]

C::B is a cool project  :!:, but it seems to become much "cooler" with default fortran full support - mixing C++ and modern Fortran is sufficiently general thing in computational technologies.