How to install and use fable in Windows

[seek3366]

  I have install the cctbx through Conda package manager and obtain the package of fable on Windows System, 

but I don't know how to use it to transform my Fortran code to C++. Can someone tell me in detail how to do it?

[nwmoriarty]

I did a google search for cctbx fable and found this. Try this out but you may have to translate some of the command into Windows prompt. Cheers Nigel

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[bkpoon]

Once you activate the conda environment, you should be able to run

fable.cout <Fortran file>

That should print out the code in C++. Save that to a file and you should be able to compile it. You do need the fem.hpp header file and on Windows, it is located in <conda environment directory>\Lib\site-packages\fable. To get the actual directory for your conda environment, you can run conda info and the conda environment directory should be shown under active env location

[seek3366]

@bkpoon thank you very much, I did it.