Click to output only C code without a separate file of function prototypes.
You have selected to produce only C code without a separate file of function prototypes.
Click to output both C code and a separate file of function prototypes. The prototype file will end in “.P”.
You cannot select this option unless you selected either ANSI C or C++ output in the “C Output Options” dialog.
You have selected to produce both C code and a separate file of function prototypes. The prototype file will end in “.P”.
Click to output a file of function prototypes but not produce any C code. The prototype file will end in “.P”.
You cannot select this option unless you selected either ANSI C or C++ output in the “C Output Options” dialog.
You have selected to only generate a file of function prototypes without any C code. The prototype file will end in “.P”.
Check to re-translate FORTRAN files if the prototypes might change in a subsequent pass.
You cannot check this option unless you selected either ANSI C or C++ output in the “C Output…” dialog and also selected either “Code & Protos” or “Protos only” in this dialog.
Uncheck to translate FORTRAN files only once, even if prototypes might change in a subsequent translation pass.
Check to have F2C infer the types of untypes EXTERNAL procedures from from their use as parameters to previously defined or prototyped procedures. There is, unfortunately, no guarantee F2C will get it right.
Uncheck to keep F2C from inferring the types of untyped EXTERNAL procedures used only as parameters to other functions. F2C will assume such procedures are subroutines and translate them into int-valued functions.
