Fortran How to Compile and Run Fortran Programs in Eclipse?

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To compile and run Fortran programs in Eclipse using Photran, ensure that the g95 compiler is correctly installed and its directory is added to the system's PATH environmental variable. This step is crucial to resolve the "gcc not found in PATH" error. After updating the PATH, you can create a new Fortran project in Eclipse, write your sample code, and then compile and run it. Proper configuration of the Eclipse environment is essential for successful execution of Fortran programs.
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Hi guys. I want to write fortran programs in eclipse. All I have done so far is install eclipse with Photran (which according to google should allow me to). What do I need to do now to be able to compile and run a sample code?

I am trying to run this:

program hello_world
implicit none
write(*,*) "hello world"
end program hello_world

also I have the error gcc not found in PATH

I installed the g95 complier, but I'm not sure how to point the text editor there
 
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rhimmelblau said:
Hi guys. I want to write fortran programs in eclipse. All I have done so far is install eclipse with Photran (which according to google should allow me to). What do I need to do now to be able to compile and run a sample code?

I am trying to run this:

program hello_world
implicit none
write(*,*) "hello world"
end program hello_world

also I have the error gcc not found in PATH

I installed the g95 complier, but I'm not sure how to point the text editor there
You need to add the directory that contains g95 to your PATH environmental variable.
 
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