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$ fpm build --flag="-fbackslash"
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A static library (e.g. `libfeh.a` on Linux) and `.mod` files will be generated in the `build` directory for you to use. An example executable (using `example/example_usage.f90`) will also be generated. Running `fpm test` will run tests (using `tests/run_tests.f90`) for the framework. Fpm can easily be installed using Conda: `conda install -c conda-forge fpm`.
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A static library (e.g. `libfeh.a` on Linux) and `.mod` files will be generated in the `build` directory for you to use. An example executable (using `example/example_usage.f90`) will also be generated. Running `fpm test` will run tests (using `tests/run_tests.f90`) for the framework. The `-fbackslash` flag is a GFortran flag to enable coloured terminal output, and is only needed if the `bashColors` option is `.true.` (default). The equivalent `ifort` flag is `/assume:bscc`.
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You can also get fpm to install the Fortran Error Handler locally (e.g. to `/home/<user>/.local`):
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```bash
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$ fpm install --flag="-fbackslash"
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```
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Fpm can easily be installed using Conda: `conda install -c conda-forge fpm`.
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