rbthomas@athos.rutgers.edu (Rick Thomas) (10/10/89)
Fortran Folks,
Here is the promised summary of replies to my request for TIDY
sources.
The executive summary is that there is a good package available from
NAG called TOOLPACK and it may be better for our particular needs than
TIDY, but TIDY is indeed alive and well after all these years.
Thanks to all who responded!
Rick
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From: rbthomas@athos.rutgers.edu (Rick Thomas)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.fortran
Subject: TIDY? -- was: Re: Fortran preprocessors
Date: 3 Oct 89 15:55:11 GMT
Organization: Rutgers Univ., New Brunswick, N.J.
Once upon a time there was a program called TIDY, that "cleaned up old
tired Fortran decks" It renumbered statments and optionally did
things like convert '""' type hollerith constants to '77H' type, and
so on.
It was Fortran-66 based, but I wonder if it was ever updated to handle
Fortran77.
It was Public Domain, if I remember right, having been originally
written at some place like the National Security Agency. I need a
Fortran parser as the beginnings of a SUN to CDC Fortran converter,
and I thought TIDY might be a good starting point.
Any pointers?
Any pointers to any other PD programs that might serve the purpose?
I don't usually read this group, so please reply directly by e-mail.
If there is enough interest, I will summarize to the net.
Thanks in advance!
Rick
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Date: Tue, 3 Oct 89 14:26:22 -0500
From: peb@cs.purdue.edu (Paul E. Buis)
Subject: Re: TIDY? -- was: Re: Fortran preprocessors
Organization: Department of Computer Science, Purdue University
If you want a FORTRAN parser, you might look at the TOOLPACK system
from Los Alamos availble from NAG for a nominal distribution cost
(I ftp'ed it from lambda.lanl.gov a a few months ago without documentation).
It contains a parser for "standard" Fortran 77 and tools for source-to-source
transformations. The lexer and parser are standalone programs that
"pipe" information though disk files to later-stage processors.
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Subject: Re: TIDY? -- was: Re: Fortran preprocessors
Date: Tue, 03 Oct 89 15:01:27 -0500
From: tmp@mentor.cc.purdue.edu
> Once upon a time there was a program called TIDY ...
> ... I wonder if it was ever updated to handle Fortran77.
Your are in luck. One of our people did just that -- several years ago -- and
we distribute the package to folks like you for free. We call it CLEAN77.
There are now several different flavors, including a UNIX version.
For further information, mail a note to Greg Flint <afc@klaatu.cc.Purdue.EDU>
and let him know the specifics of your anticipated operating environment.
He did most of the work and handles distribution requests.
Tom Putnam Assistant Director
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Subject: Re: TIDY? -- was: Re: Fortran preprocessors
Date: Tue, 03 Oct 89 15:30:05 EST
From: peb@cs.purdue.edu
If in North America, write to:
Toolpack/1 Distribution Service
Numerical Alogrithms Group Inc
1101 31st Street, Suite 100
Downers Grove, IL 60515-1263
USA
else, write to:
Toolpack/1 Distribution Service
Numerical Algorithms Group Ltd
Mayfield House
256 Banbury Road
Oxford
United Kingdom OX2 7DE
You should specify the operating system you intend to run under, as the I/O
code is OS dependant for speed. They will send you a tape (after the usual
red tape) with FORTRAN and OS dependant source. Everything above I/O
is in FORTRAN.
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Subject: Re: TIDY? -- was: Re: Fortran preprocessors
Date: Tue, 03 Oct 89 15:30:05 EST
From: peb@cs.purdue.edu
If in North America, write to:
Toolpack/1 Distribution Service
Numerical Alogrithms Group Inc
1101 31st Street, Suite 100
Downers Grove, IL 60515-1263
USA
else, write to:
Toolpack/1 Distribution Service
Numerical Algorithms Group Ltd
Mayfield House
256 Banbury Road
Oxford
United Kingdom OX2 7DE
You should specify the operating system you intend to run under, as the I/O
code is OS dependant for speed. They will send you a tape (after the usual
red tape) with FORTRAN and OS dependant source. Everything above I/O
is in FORTRAN.
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Date: Tue, 3 Oct 89 14:21:56 PDT
From: forags@violet.berkeley.edu
Subject: TIDY
I did a conversion of TIDY to Fortran-77 a few months ago. It is
available at SIMTEL20 as PD1:<msdos.fortran>tidy3.arc
My version doesn't translate H-counts to '...', but does most anything
else. The version at SIMTEL20 is set up for MS-DOS, but there are
conversion instructions to Unix and IBM VM/CMS.
There are a couple of minor bugs which I have corrected but not yet uploaded.
Feel free to modify/extend it as desired.
(After I did it, I found other sources for tidy such as the National
Energy Software Center at Argonne National Lab -- they have a whole collection
of TIDY's for different systems. Contact Larry Eyberger (B27253@anlnesc.bitnet)
Al Stangenberger Dept. of Forestry & Resource Mgt.
forags@violet.berkeley.edu 145 Mulford Hall - Univ. of Calif.
uucp: ucbvax!ucbviolet!forags Berkeley, CA 94720
BITNET: FORAGS AT UCBVIOLE (415) 642-4424
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Date: Wed, 4 Oct 89 9:10:52 EDT
From: -- <mcohen@brl.mil>
Subject: Re: TIDY? -- was: Re: Fortran preprocessors
Organization: Army Materiel Systems Analysis Activity
I have a copy of tidy that I got from simtel20, I think.
It has been updated to Fortran 77. It still is free.
It is huge; I don't think it would be a good starting
point for a parser, but I really haven't examined the
code. I just compiled it and put the .exe on my PC.
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Date: Wed, 4 Oct 89 17:33:56 EDT
From: roberto@vulcan (Roberto Gomez)
Subject: Re: TIDY? -- was: Re: Fortran preprocessors
Organization: University of Pittsburgh
Someone uploaded it to Simtel20.arpa not too long ago, available
for anonymous ftp. It me somewhere in PD:<MSDOS.FORTRAN>, but I'm
not too sure about the directory. Good luck. -roberto
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Date: Wed, 4 Oct 89 16:32:02 MDT
From: dph%woodsy@lanl.gov (David Huelsbeck)
Subject: PD Fortran parsers
Check out the Toolpack/1 stuff on lambda.lanl.gov:~ftp/pub/toolpack
It has a PD Fortran parser as well as several other tools. There
is an explanation in the readme file.
Oh, lambda is 128.165.4.10 if your name server doesn't grok lambda.lanl.gov
Anonymous ftp is the way you get in.
-dph
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From: scowles@lll-lcc.UUCP (Sid Cowles)
Subject: Re: TIDY? -- was: Re: Fortran preprocessors
Date: 4 Oct 89 16:47:14 GMT
Reply-To: scowles@lll-lcc.llnl.gov (Sid Cowles)
Organization: Lawrence Livermore Labs, env sci div, Livermore CA
In article <Oct.3.11.55.09.1989.25748@athos.rutgers.edu> rbthomas@athos.rutgers.edu (Rick Thomas) writes:
>Once upon a time there was a program called TIDY, that "cleaned up old
>tired Fortran decks" It renumbered statments and optionally did
>things like convert '""' type hollerith constants to '77H' type, and
>so on.
>
>It was Fortran-66 based, but I wonder if it was ever updated to handle
>Fortran77.
>Any pointers?
>Internet: rbthomas@jove.rutgers.edu
tidy is alive and well. i've used it and found it to be worthwhile
for cleaning up code. i've taken the liberty of including the
cover and first page from TIDY.DOC, below. tidy is available by
anonymous ftp from wsmr-simtel20.army.mil.
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TIDY
A Computer Code for Renumbering and Editing
FORTRAN Source Programs
by:
Harry M. Murphy, Jr.
Air Force Weapons Laboratory
Kirtland AFB, New Mexico
FORTRAN-77 Conversion by:
Alan G. Stangenberger
Dept. of Forestry & Resource Management
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720
Copyright (C) 1989, The Regents of the University of California
All Rights Reserved
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO
REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF
AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Further, the Regents of the University of California reserve the
right to revise this software and/or documentation and to make
changes from time to time in the content hereof without
obligation of the Regents of the University of California to
notify any person of such revision or change.
PERMISSION TO COPY AND DISTRIBUTE THIS PROGRAM, AND TO MAKE
DERIVATIVE WORKS FROM IT, IS GRANTED PROVIDED THAT THIS COPY-
RIGHT NOTICE IS RETAINED IN ALL SOURCE CODE AND USER MANUALS.
I. Introduction
The TIDY program renumbers and otherwise cleans up old and tired
FORTRAN source programs. TIDY accepts ANSI FORTRAN with 19
continuation cards as well as some IBM and CDC dialect FORTRAN
statements. It is designed to work with ANSI FORTRAN-77, and will
also accept FORTRAN II and FORTRAN IV statements. Certain
FORTRAN II statements (such as READ INPUT TAPE) are automatically
translated to their FORTRAN IV equivalents. All lower case
alphabetic characters are translated to upper case except for
those in strings, Hollerith constants, and comment statements.
Although this manual is oriented to MS-DOS computers, this
version of TIDY has been successfully installed under the UNIX
(4.3 BSD) and IBM VM/CMS operating systems.
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Date: Thu, 5 Oct 89 15:21:33 EDT
From: bose!chuck@uunet.uu.net (cox)
Subject: TIDY
Hi Rick-
I was just about to post a request for a program like TIDY.
If you have any luck finding a FORTRAN pretty-printer/reformatter,
I would really appreciate it if you sent me a copy, or let
me know how to get one for myself.
Thanks in advance.
-Chuck Cox
...!uunet!bose!chuck
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From: wvenable@spam.ua.oz (Bill Venables)
Subject: Re: TIDY? -- was: Re: Fortran preprocessors
Date: 5 Oct 89 21:15:12 GMT
Reply-To: wvenable@spam.oz.au (Bill Venables)
Organization: Statistics, Pure and Applied Maths, University of Adelaide
In article <2615@lll-lcc.UUCP> scowles@lll-lcc.llnl.gov (Sid Cowles) writes:
> In article <Oct.3.11.55.09.1989.25748@athos.rutgers.edu> rbthomas@athos.rutgers.edu (Rick Thomas) writes:
>>Once upon a time there was a program called TIDY, that "cleaned up old
>>tired Fortran decks" [...]
>
> tidy is alive and well. [...]
> tidy is available by
> anonymous ftp from wsmr-simtel20.army.mil.
Could someone with authority to do so please post the sources of tidy for
those of us who cannot access the anonymous ftp site?
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Date: Fri, 6 Oct 89 14:13:58 pdt
From: Ray Asbury <ray@isc.intel.com>
Subject: Re: TIDY? -- was: Re: Fortran preprocessors
Organization: Intel Scientific Computer, Beaverton, OR
Tidy was written by Harry Murphy of the Air Force Weapons Labratory, Kirtland
AFB, Albuquerque, New Mexico. I don't know if Harry is still around but I'm
sure Tidy is. I worked for Harry in the mid 1970's and was often asked to
duplicate and distribute the Tidy code as you've asked. A phone call to the
AFWL data center would probably do the trick.
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