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OpenJDK (the default JVM on newer versions Fedora Linux) also works well, although GNU Classpath (the default JVM on older versions of Fedora) is generally too slow to be useful. To get reasonable performance, we recommend Sun's JVM or IBM's J9.

You must have a Java 1.7 or later Java Virtual Machine (JVM).

6.2 On Mac OS X Mountain Lion (10.8) and later.

6.1 On Mac OS X Lion (10.7), Snow Leopard (10.6), and Earlier.

6 Additional Instructions for Mac OS X Users.

5 Additional Instructions for Windows Users.

4.3 Installing on a Machine Without Internet Access.

4.2 Installing on a Machine With Internet Access.

4 Option 2: Installing Photran into an Existing Eclipse Installation.

3 Option 1: Installing the Eclipse for Parallel Application Developers.

Using the 'c/c++ local application' run configuration seems to work just fine. I have tested on linux and windows, and also tested with eclipse neon, and eclipse photon, and see the same behaviour. It is still possible to to 'run as' / 'debug as' > 'fortran local application'.

Testing with current eclipse / photran (eclipse oxygen / photran 9.1.4), it seems this option is no longer available. Select 'Run->Run Configurations.', then select 'Fortran Local Application', Having not used eclipse / photran for a while (previously using eclipse kepler / photran 8.1.3), checking through old notes, it seems we were setting up the project using the 'fortran local application' run configuration: On Apr 6, 2018, at 8:27 AM, richard rigby wrote: I can also see it from the Run>Run As menu, but it doesn't show up when I open the Run Configuration or Debug Configuration pages. I just tried Eclipse Photon with Photran and can see "Local Fortran Application" from the context menu when you right click on the project and select Run As. On Apr 8, 2018, at 8:11 PM, Greg Watson wrote: I don't think you should have any problems using it. At some point the Fortran run configuration must have been removed because it wasn't adding any extra functionality, so I think the answer to your question is "yes". Looking at this more, it looks like these are launch shortcuts that just take you to the standard C/C++ local launch configuration. Thanks greg, your help is much appreciated. Re: 'fortran local application' run configuration not available