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cross reference listing

wgriggdraper_com
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Hi All,

I gather that there is not way to get a cross reference listing - correct?

Tia,

Bill

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Steven_L_Intel1
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Correct. It's a popular feature request and there is still interest in doing it.

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I use the Understand program from Scientific Tools to generate cross reference listings (programs, variables etc.)

http://www.scitools.com/products/understand/

Too bad Intel is not providing such a tool with its compilers. I miss the source code browser in CVF very much. Greetings, Wolf

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wgriggdraper_com
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Quoting - rase

I use the Understand program from Scientific Tools to generate cross reference listings (programs, variables etc.)

http://www.scitools.com/products/understand/

Too bad Intel is not providing such a tool with its compilers. I miss the source code browser in CVF very much. Greetings, Wolf


Thanks for the tip! I downloaded a trial version, but it is not obvious (to me) how to generate a cross reference. Is it supposed to appear as an option in Visual Sudio? If so, I do not see it.

Tia,

Bill

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I usually call Understand as a standalone program, not from VS2005. All Fortran source files in a directory including subdirectories are used to generate the cross references. As I understood the documentation Understand is able to use VS make files to generate the cross reference listings, but I did not use that feature yet. Greetings, Wolf

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