watson@mundoe.maths.mu.OZ.AU (Andrew Watson) (11/22/89)
Does anybody out there know of a facility like cflow (which produces a nice mapping of which bits of a c programme call what) for fortran code? If so perhaps you could let me know by email. For all the difference it makes this is for a Sun4. Thanks in advance, Andrew Watson.
silvert@cs.dal.ca (Bill Silvert) (11/24/89)
In article <2778@munnari.oz.au> watson@mundoe.maths.mu.OZ.AU (Andrew Watson) writes: >Does anybody out there know of a facility like cflow (which produces >a nice mapping of which bits of a c programme call what) for fortran >code? If so perhaps you could let me know by email. For all the >difference it makes this is for a Sun4. Some time ago I posted a utility I've written called FLINK which lists all the calls, dependencies, block data, unstatisfied externals, etc. It is written in C and requires lex, although I can provide the lex output in a form which is straight C (but very long!). I tried to email watson, but didn't get through. I'll send copies of flink if anyone is interested, or repost if there is enough interest. -- Bill Silvert, Habitat Ecology Division. Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Dartmouth, NS, Canada B2Y 4A2 UUCP: ...!{uunet,watmath}!dalcs!biomel!bill Internet: biomel@cs.dal.CA BITNET: bs%dalcs@dalac.BITNET
lumsdon@dtoa1.dt.navy.mil (Lumsdon) (12/08/89)
> ....has written FLINK, in C, requires lex.
Yes, I'm interested. My address is lumsdon%dtrc.arpa
or lumsdon@dtoa1.dt.navy.mil
By the way, there's sort a similar package available for VMS...
Tis written in VAX macro, is called FORTRAN INDEXer, is available from
DECUS (or from me). It makes flowcharts, and can track variables and
tell you what calls what, and does other stuff as well.
DTRC is part of the Navy.
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Esther Lumsdon
David Taylor Research Center
Annapolis Lab cm 301-267-3816 av 281-3816lumsdon@dtoa1.dt.navy.mil (Lumsdon) (12/13/89)
In article <516@nems.dt.navy.mil> lumsdon@dtoa1.dt.navy.mil (Lumsdon) writes: >> ....has written FLINK, in C, requires lex. > >Yes, I'm interested. My address is lumsdon%dtrc.arpa > or lumsdon@dtoa1.dt.navy.mil > >By the way, there's sort a similar package available for VMS... >Tis written in VAX macro, is called FORTRAN INDEXer, is available from >DECUS (or from me). It makes flowcharts, and can track variables and >tell you what calls what, and does other stuff as well. > >DTRC is part of the Navy. >--- >Esther Lumsdon >David Taylor Research Center >Annapolis Lab cm 301-267-3816 av 281-3816 _I_ didn't write FLINK!!! Ask nems.dt.navy.mil about FLINK! I shortened that attribution badly, and it has scrolled out of the comp.lang.fo comp.lang.fortran buffer on this machine. I can't make everyone a tape of INDEX! If I send you a tape, that obligates you to make a tape for someone else! Joining DECUS is free. It is very inexpessive to order software from DECUS. And INDEX _only_ works for VMS. Esther Lumsdon. I'm tired of snow already![5~ --- Esther Lumsdon David Taylor Research Center Annapolis Lab cm 301-267-3816 av 281-3816
gorlick@aeroaero.org (Michael Gorlick) (12/21/89)
My colleague, Kevin Kreitman, is looking for software that will produce flowcharts from Fortran IV source. Will those who have pointers to either shareware or commercial products that will run on Suns, IBM PCs or Macs please send pointers to kbk@aerospace.aero.org Thanks. PLEASE do not reply directly to me, I am merely posting this as a favor.