kuo@skatter.UUCP (12/26/86)
Hi NetWorld, Does anyone have, or know of, a Public Domain (PD) FORTRAN code beautifer (ie indents your DO-loops, IF-THEN-ELSE's, renumber your statement labels, etc.) for VAX/VMS and/or IBM-PC's ? I have used one (a VERY good one) on a Honeywell machine before but it was written by one of the systems people (ie not public domain). I would like a PD copy (and the source if possible). Thanks very much in advance! Seasons Greeting to all. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Peter Kuo Bitnet/Jnet: KUO@SASK Accelerator Laboratory uucp: !ihnp4!sask!skatter!kuo (a.k.a. The Beam Warehouse) Univ. of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Sask. CANADA S7N 0W0 [Disclaimer: all the standard stuff.]
geof@imagen.UUCP (Geoffrey Cooper) (12/30/86)
In article <193@skatter.UUCP>, kuo@skatter.UUCP writes: > Does anyone have, or know of, a Public Domain (PD) FORTRAN code > beautifer ... Another advantage of Unix over VMS! On Unix, you can easily construct a fortran code beautifier with a simple shell command. Just use: % rm *.f77 :-) - Geof
kuo@skatter.UUCP (01/01/87)
In article <748@imagen.UUCP>, geof@imagen.UUCP writes: > Another advantage of Unix over VMS! On Unix, you can easily > construct a fortran code beautifier with a simple shell command. > Just use: > > % rm *.f77 > > :-) > > - Geof I would gladly use this shell command! We found that the new Ultrix FORTRAN is at least 3-4 times faster than f77, even though a few bugs have been found in fort. ... Peter/