The kfort command saves the optimized version of
your source program in the current directory for use in debugging
and profiling. The default file extension of the optimized source
depends on the input file extension, as follows:
| File Extension of Input | File Extension of Transformed Source |
|---|---|
| .f90 | .cmp.f90 |
| .f, .for, .FOR | .cmp.f |
The Fortran compiler uses the file extension of the optimized source
file to determine the source format. Fortran assumes sources with
a file extension of .f90 are free format and sources
with a file extension of .f , .for , or
.FOR are fixed format. You can override the defaults by
using the Fortran compiler qualifiers /free and
/fixed. You can override the naming of the optimized program
by using the /cmp qualifier. See the /cmp
description in Section 5.7.1.
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