Creating a single-user project

(For an explanation of the steps below, please refer to Creating a Single-User Project.)

- To start the Project Setup Wizard, in the Launch Pad, choose Project > New Project > with Wizard....

In the Project Setup Wizard

- Accept the default selection, Standard Setup, and press Next.

In the "Select development task" page

- Select Create a new SNiFF+ Project from scratch and press Next.

In the "Your development organization" page

- Accept the defaults (No/No/None) and press Next.

In the "Select file types" page

- Select Fortran 90 and press Next.

In the "Specify Private Working Environment" page
You are asked to specify your Private Working Environment (PWE) root directory, which is the directory that contains your source code.

Press Browse, and in the Directory dialog, navigate to the root directory of the example code, which is:

<sniff_installation_dir>/example/fortran90
Double-click on fortran90 and then press Select.
In the PWE name field, type a name for the PWE, e.g., Fortran90 .
Press Next.
In the "Create New SNiFF+ Project" page

- Select the Use SNiFF+'s Makefiles checkbox and press Next.

In the "Project Setup Summary" page

- Press Finish.
SNiFF+ will now generate the single-user project and its associated files.
- In the dialog that appears asking if you want to generate cross reference information, press No.
Cross Reference information will be automatically generated when we open the Cross Referencer later on.
When the generation process is over, SNiFF+ automatically opens the new project and displays its project structure in a Project Editor.
- Make sure that

fortran90.shared and its subproject
HPF_Fortran_Library.shared
are checkmarked in the Project Tree. If not, checkmark both of them.
The Project Editor on your screen should look like this: