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Hi All,
Does anybody know if there is a good program for analyzing a Fortran code? I want to use that program to list the functions and subroutines as well as their local variables.
Thanks.
Does anybody know if there is a good program for analyzing a Fortran code? I want to use that program to list the functions and subroutines as well as their local variables.
Thanks.
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I use Understand (for Fortran and C/C++) by ScientificTools for several years now, and I don't want to miss it anymore. The source listings including cross reference listings in IVF 12 are a progress, but not comparable to Understand and its capabilities. Formerly it was possible to load down a test/demo version, just try it.
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Some of what you want is already available in the IFort compiler itself. See the listing options in the user guide.
Third party tools such as PlusFort, Forcheck, etc., are also available.
Third party tools such as PlusFort, Forcheck, etc., are also available.
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I use Understand (for Fortran and C/C++) by ScientificTools for several years now, and I don't want to miss it anymore. The source listings including cross reference listings in IVF 12 are a progress, but not comparable to Understand and its capabilities. Formerly it was possible to load down a test/demo version, just try it.

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