jdc@rama.UUCP (James D. Cronin) (02/25/89)
Are there any static code checkers available for Fortran? Do any of
them check for adherence to Ansi standards? Any suggestions, comments,
or experiences with currently available products are appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Jim Cronin
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James D. Cronin UUCP: {...}!rochester!tropix!rama!jdc
Scientific Calculations/Harrisdph@lanl.gov (David Huelsbeck) (03/03/89)
From article <10530@rama.UUCP>, by jdc@rama.UUCP (James D. Cronin): > Are there any static code checkers available for Fortran? Do any of > them check for adherence to Ansi standards? Any suggestions, comments, > or experiences with currently available products are appreciated. > > Thanks in advance, > Jim Cronin > -- > > James D. Cronin UUCP: {...}!rochester!tropix!rama!jdc > Scientific Calculations/Harris Yes. There are quite a few of them. The ones I know of are ANALYZ from CSC, MAT from SAIC, DAVE from CU Boulder, and PFORT which is part of Toolpack/1. I think NAG also offers a commercial version of PFORT. So which one is best? I really couldn't say. -dph stuff for news stuff for news stuff for news stuff for news stuff for news stuff for news stuff for news stuff for news stuff for news