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David_L_2
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I can't seem to find fsplit in the Intel tools or in the Xcode tools. Is there a version still available?

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David
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TimP
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fsplit is an open source program, compilable by any C compiler, as a web search will show. It's limited to fixed form source code, so is not as widely useful a tool as it was 20 years ago, in spite of its recommendation under HPUX. It is commonly used as a way to defeat the default inter-procedural optimizations of several current compilers, so providing it would in a way be saying there is a problem with the compiler defaults. There are also open source tools to perform similar function with free form source.
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umar
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There is a f90 version of fsplit that works fine (also c version). The latest is
at:

http://people.scs.fsu.edu/~burkardt/c_src/f90split/f90split.html


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David_L_2
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thank you both. I had googled for fsplit but all the sites that had the code seemed unreachable or gone. I didn't think to look for f90split. tim, Besides f90split, what other open source tools are you referring to? Thanks
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