Hello,
I really enjoy that in the newer versions of TELEMAC one is able to have a user fortran folder instead of a single file. This comes very handy, especially if you have a lot of routines. However, now I encountered a problem. I have a case where I added custom fortran routines. The custom routines are declared in the 'interface_telemac2d.f' file. For the case that I have all my fortran routines in my fortran folder, the compiler first tries to compile my custom routine, which is not yet defined in the "new" interface_telemac2d.f, since this routine was not compiled up to that point. If however I move all files to a single user fortran file and bring the interface_telemac2d.f to the front, the compiler gives priority to interface_telemac.2d and everything works like a charm. Long story short my question is:
Can I somehow give priority to the 'interface_telemac2d.f' file. So basically I want to force the compiler to compile the interface_telemac2d.f first.
Best regards, Sebastian :)