garyk@hpldsla.sid.hp.com (Gary Koerzendorfer) (03/26/91)
Is there a path flow analysis tool available for F77? If you aren't familiar, PFA is a testing technique of counting how many times each path is taken in a program to ensure that the tests exercise as many paths as possible. The tools I am familiar with implement this on one of two ways, either as a compile option, or as a preprocessor that creates a new source file with added lines that increment a counter every time they're hit. Either way there are accompanying post-run tools to process the counters and correlate with the source. My compiler, on the HP1000, does not provide this capability. I'm new to c.l.f and the language, so I will not have read any previous discussions on this topic. If you email I'll summarize to the group. Thanks, Gary --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gary Koerzendorfer (415) 857-4317 Hewlett-Packard Co. 1-857-4317 Scientific Instruments Div. 17U garyk@hpsid.sid.hp.com 1601 California Ave. Gary Koerzendorfer/HP2300 Palo Alto, Calif. 94304 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
garyk@hpldsla.sid.hp.com (Gary Koerzendorfer) (03/27/91)
In my original note I should have emphasized that the system in question is an HP1000 RTE (realtime executive) system, not a unix box. Therefore, a source preprocessor would be the more portable solution. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gary Koerzendorfer (415) 857-4317 Hewlett-Packard Co. 1-857-4317 Scientific Instruments Div. 17U garyk@hpsid.sid.hp.com 1601 California Ave. Gary Koerzendorfer/HP2300 Palo Alto, Calif. 94304 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------