CMakeLists.txt

# Add example executable
link_directories(/data/OpenCMISS/install/x86_64_linux/intel-C17.0-intel-F17.0/intel_release/lib)
add_executable(MonodomainFortran src/FortranExample.f90)

# Turn on Fortran preprocessing (#include directives)
if (MSVC)
    set(PROC_OPT "/fpp")
else()
    set(PROC_OPT "-cpp")
endif()
target_compile_options(MonodomainFortran PRIVATE ${PROC_OPT})

# Link to opencmiss
# -----------------
#
# This simply uses the opencmiss target created by OC_INIT() above.
#
# Alternatively, you can also directly invoke 'find_package(Iron <IRON_VERSION>)' to explicitly
# require that version. But then you have to deal with setting up the correct MPI include directives and library paths.
#
# If required, add any other required link libraries (cellml, petsc ..) here, too.
# For example, if you needed PetSC functionality, issue
#
#     find_package(PETSC <PETSC_VERSION> REQUIRED)
#     target_link_libraries(${EXAMPLE_BINARY} PRIVATE petsc)
#
# All the OpenCMISS dependencies provide a target you can link against corresponding to the (lowercase) component name.
target_link_libraries(MonodomainFortran PRIVATE libirond.so)
target_include_directories(MonodomainFortran
PRIVATE /data/OpenCMISS/install/x86_64_linux/intel-C17.0-intel-F17.0/intel_release/include/opencmiss)
target_include_directories(MonodomainFortran PRIVATE /opt/intel/compilers_and_libraries_2017.1.132/linux/mpi/intel64/include)
# Add a simple test that runs the executable
add_test(NAME MonodomainFortranTest COMMAND MonodomainFortran)
#add_opencmiss_environment(MonodomainFortranTest)

###################
# Developer notice!
#
# If you write Fortran code and use MPI, you need to use the following MPI directives:
#
# #ifndef NOMPIMOD
#   USE MPI
# #endif
# [...]
#   IMPLICIT NONE
# [...]
# #ifdef NOMPIMOD
#     #include "mpif.h"
# #endif
#
# Reasoning: In some cases like Windows/MPICH2 there sometimes is no mpi.mod file. In order to yet make
# the example work the build system adds the definition 'NOMPIMOD', which can be checked and acted to accordingly.
#