Our team has recently started using SlickEdit 2014 Pro and for single language projects, it's great. We are struggling with how to build a project (1 workspace with 2 projects) that contains a C++ main and a FORTRAN static library. We have a Makefile that does it all for us on Linux but would like to use SlickEdit's build system instead. Even when building the project in SlickEdit using our Makefile, I can't set a breakpoint inside the FORTRAN source. I can debug into it as long as the initial breakpoint is set in a C++ source file. Any solution to this?
For reference, we also build this same project on Windows using Visual Studio. The way we do this is a single solution that contains a C++ console application and a FORTRAN static library that uses the Intel Fortran compiler. I am assuming we would need to do something similar in SlickEdit in order to use its build system. On Linux, we are using GCC.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.