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The preceding steps demonstrate the `hipfc` utility. `hipfc` calls `hipcc` for non-Fortran files and then compiles the Fortran files and links to the object file created by `hipcc`.
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Aside from Fortran interfaces to the HIP and ROCm libraries, hipFORT ships the `hipfc` wrapper compiler and a `Makefile. fort` that can be included in a project's build system. hipfc is in the `bin/` subdirectory, and Makefile.hipfort is in share/hipfort of the repository. While both can be configured using a number of environment variables, ` hipfc` also understands a greater number of command line options that you can print to the screen using `hipfc -h.`
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.. note::
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The hipfc wrapper compiler is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Users are
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encouraged to call the Fortran or HIP compilers directly instead of relying on the hipfc wrapper.
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The hipfort component provides exported CMake targets that can be used to link to the appropriate
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ROCm libraries.
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Among the environment variables, the most important are:
The preceding steps demonstrate the `hipfc` utility. `hipfc` calls `hipcc` for non-Fortran files and then compiles the Fortran files and links to the object file created by `hipcc`.
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