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follow up to Chuckhp's question - fortran class view

jebrubaker
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‎12-23-2009 11:08 AM
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Chuck originally asked the following question two years ago.

"Is there a way to get a list of all the functions and subroutines in a fortran source file using the IVF IDE? I am used to using emacs, where I can easily get a drop down list of all the functions and subroutines and go to any one of them by just selecting one of them. I thought I would be able to do this with the Object Browser, but it looks like that only works for C projects. It is greyed out whenever I have a fortran project opened. Why doesn't that work for fortran projects as well?


Namely, is there a class view available in Fortran. Has this been added in any subsequent versions of Fortran to the compiler since two years ago, or do any third party tools provide this functionality?

Thanks in advance,
Jeff
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎12-23-2009 11:45 AM
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There is not currently equivalent functionality for Fortran. We may support the object browser in the future. However, we will in the future support generating a listing file with a symbol table and cross-reference. Not as nice as a drop-down list, I'll agree.
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