configuration - How to configure Xcode to compile not supported language, e.g. Fortran? -


I want to use Xcode under Mac OS X to compile and run a program written in a language that is Not supported, e.g. Fortran Let's say I have a compiler installed, eg What are the steps in the Xcode project settings to make Gorterran or ifort possible to compile and run the program?

Fortran is not supported (only selectable in C, C ++, Objective-C and SWIFT command line tool applications) I created a simple fortran file. But now I think that I will have to add many things to build tabs in project settings so that it can be compiled and run (it works from command line) What are these steps?

Add external build system targets to your project External build system target / project lets you create projects in languages Xcode has not supported external build system in the other section under OS X on the left of the Target / Project Assistant section. When you click on the next button, you will be asked to place the build tool. Enter the path to your Fortran compiler when you create a project, then use the building to use the Xcode Fortran compiler.


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