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Hello all,
I am trying to find ways of reducing my programming with Fortran and reduce the errors and unproductive time. I was listening to a lecture by Douglas Crockford about JSLinthttp://www.jslint.com/for Java Script and though this sounded fantastic if there was something like this for Fortran.
I look forward to you advice and input.
Thanks.
I am trying to find ways of reducing my programming with Fortran and reduce the errors and unproductive time. I was listening to a lecture by Douglas Crockford about JSLinthttp://www.jslint.com/for Java Script and though this sounded fantastic if there was something like this for Fortran.
I look forward to you advice and input.
Thanks.
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Intel offers Static Security Analysis as a feature of the "Studio XE" suites of products. This is a compile-time, whole-program correctness checker. If you don't want to or can't use that, then the compiler offers various aids such as generated interface checking (on by default in a Debug configuration) that can help. I also recommend doing a test build with standards checking enabled as you may spot an unintended use of an extension.
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