[comp.lang.fortran] SW Tools for Analysis of Fortran Programs

jmw@rand.SGI.COM (James M Winget (Ext 3654)) (02/22/89)

	[my first and second requests got eaten, try, try again...]


	I'm looking for SW tools for analysis of large Fortran Programs.
	In particular, PD source for tools to generate: xrefs, linkage
	maps, data use info, "lint" like info, pretty printing, etc.
	At a minimum, I would like to obtain a simple lex/yacc parser 
	for Fortran that I could use as a base for future tools. 

	Additionally, I'm interested in users experiences with both PD
	and commercial tools such as:

		TAMPR, TOOLPACK, PFORT, POLISH and NEWTON

		(What is the current status of TOOLPACK ???)

	Please mail responses to jmw@sgi.com, I'll summarize.

Thanks,
Jim

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jmw@SGI.COM (James M Winget (Ext 3654)) (02/22/89)

I'm looking for SW tools for analysis of large Fortran Programs.
In particular, PD source for tools to generate: xrefs, linkage
maps, data use info, "lint" like info, pretty printing, etc.
At a minimum, I would like to obtain a simple lex/yacc parser 
for Fortran that I could use as a base for future tools. 

Additionally, I'm interested in users experiences with both PD
and commercial tools such as:

	TAMPR, TOOLPACK, PFORT, POLISH and NEWTON

	(What is the current status of TOOLPACK ???)

Please mail responses to jmw@sgi.com, I'll summarize.

Thanks,
Jim

--
James M. Winget
Silicon Graphics		(415) 962-3654
2011 N. Shoreline Blvd		jmw@sgi.com
Mountain View, CA 94043-7311	or possibly: ames!sgi!jmw
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dd@beta.lanl.gov (Dan Davison) (02/23/89)

In article <27220@sgi.SGI.COM>, jmw@rand.SGI.COM (James M Winget (Ext 3654)) writes:
> 	I'm looking for SW tools for analysis of large Fortran Programs.
> 		(What is the current status of TOOLPACK ???)


A Toolpack mailing list is being maintained by dph@lanl.gov.  He has
been working on Version 2, and has been doing a lot with it.  Try
e-mailing to him to get on the list and the latest info.

Toolpack is not what one would call robust and running it on large,
complex programs causes much crashing.

dan davison/theoretical biology/t-10 ms k710/los alamos national laboratory
los alamos, nm 875545/dd@lanl.gov (arpa)/dd@lanl.uucp(new)/..cmcl2!lanl!dd
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