User and Reference Guide for the Intel® Fortran Compiler 14.0
The following applies to Microsoft Visual Studio* 2008.
To access the General page, click Tools > Options > Intel Composer XE > Visual Fortran, expand the General node. Use this page to specify Fortran File Extensions and Build Options.
You can specify additional Fortran free format and fixed format file extensions to be recognized as valid file extensions within the IDE. The IDE treats these additional extensions as compilable Fortran source files. You can also remove or modify existing extensions that appear in the list.
When you add a new extension, the IDE checks the registry to determine whether the extension is already associated with a language, tool, or file format. If the extension already has an association, a message will inform you the file extension is currently associated and you will not be allowed to add the extension.
Free Format and Fixed Format: Select the format to use as a file extension within Visual Studio*.
Source: Specify one or more Fortran source file Extensions, each beginning with a period and separated by semi-colons.
Header: Specify one or more Fortran header file Extensions, each beginning with a period and separated by semi-colons.
Reset: Save your changes.
Generate Build Logs: Check this box to generate build logs.
Continue on Errors: Check this box to allow compilation to continue regardless of an error in the current file. The compiler will begin compiling the next file.
(To set the maximum number of error-level or fatal-level compiler errors allowed for a given file before compilation stops, choose Configuration Properties > Fortran > Diagnostics > Error Limit.)
Show Environment in Log: Check this box to show environment variable settings in the log file.