Uncheck this box if you want Mac F2C to complain whenever you drop a non-FORTRAN file on it. Mac F2C assumes that FORTRAN files end in “.f”. If you uncheck this, files without a “.f” will bring up an error dialog.
Check here if you want Mac F2C to silently skip any file not ending in “.f” dropped on it. This is convenient if you want to just drag a whole bunch of files onto Mac F2C without having to pick out the FORTRAN ones.
Right now you can directly enter UNIX-style options, but Mac F2C will not validate them. To protect yourself from accidental errors, uncheck this box to lock-out this feature.
Check this box if you want to be able to enter UNIX-style option strings. That option string is not checked for correctness or consistency with other option choices, so be careful.
With this setting selected, Mac F2C will never automatically quit. You will have to explicitly use the Quit command in Mac F2C’s File menu to kill it.
Click this setting if you do not want Mac F2C to automatically quit after a drag & drop.
With this setting selected, after translation Mac F2C will pause and then quit automatically if started with a drag & drop. Mac F2C will NOT quit automatically if it was ALREADY started when the drop took place.
Click this setting if you want Mac F2C to pause briefly before automatically quitting after a drag & drop. This gives you chance to read any messages.
With this setting selected, after translation Mac F2C will quit if started with a drag & drop. Mac F2C will NOT quit automatically if it was ALREADY started when the drop took place.
Click this setting if you want Mac F2C to automatically quit after it’s done when you start it with a drag & drop. The behavior when Mac F2C is ALREADY running is not affected.
Enter the four character creator code for output files. This determines their icon and which application starts after double-clicking on them. Examples: KAHL (THINK), ALFA (Alpha), MMCC (CodeWarrior).
Click this button to select a file. The creator code will then be set to the same creator code as the file you selected.
