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I followed the instructions here for installing Monodevelop with F# support on Ubuntu, however when I open Monodevelop and try to compile a simple F# program I get the message:
Error: Framework '.NETFramework 4.5' not installed.
If I manually compile on the command line using the same compiler Monodevelop is using (/usr/bin/fsharpc) the file compiles and produces an executable that runs just fine. Why won't the project compile in Monodevelop and is there a way to fix it?
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Detailed explanation of the compilation processThe f77 command performs this step by calling the link editor and producing the executable file "main.exe". The final step is to link them together to make the executable file "main.exe".
Description. This command can be used to compile and link MPI programs written in Fortran. It provides the options and any special libraries that are needed to compile and link MPI programs. It is important to use this command, particularly when linking programs, as it provides the necessary libraries.
The Fortran 77 compilers are usually called f77. The output from the compilation is given the somewhat cryptic name a. out by default, but you can choose another name if you wish. To run the program, simply type the name of the executable file, for example a.
Officially (as of 2013) MonoDevelop/XamarinStudio doesn't support F# yet. So the F# support is not officially supported by Xamarin.
However you can use Visual Studio 2012 (or SharpDevelop) to build F# projects on Windows (targeting .NET Framework 3.0), and then move the compiled binary to Linux.
I've tried this, and this solution is working.
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