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fflow
fflow Generates a (partial) flowgraph of a collection of
fortran files. When fed with a couple of directories
and/or files, fflow creates a flowgraph indicating the
flow in your program. The output is written on stdout by
default but can be written to file. fflow is very usefull
for large programs where you only want to see the flow-
graph of a certain part of a program.
There is a heavily modified version available for use with
MS-Windows 3.1 called Winfflow. Winfflow has only been
tested under Windows 3.1, but will probably also run under
Windows 3.11 and Win95.
ffscan
ffscan scans a collection of fortran files and checks the
argument counts of every call made against its definition.
When a mismatch occurs, ffscan will tell you in which file
this particular call is made, and it will also tell what
the correct number of arguments should be, together with
the name of the file where the subroutine in question can
be found. ffscan does not do any type checking on the
arguments, it simply counts them.
ftags
Generates a case-insensitive tags file of given fortran
files for use with vi(1)
get_common
get_common can be used to quickly see in what f77 include
file a certain f77 common is defined. get_common queries
a database generated with scan_commons(1).
list_commons
list_commons can be used to manually check the contents of
a common database. It outputs every common it finds in a
given database. list_commons examines a database gener-
ated with scan_commons(1).
scan_commons
scan_commons builds a database from any given f77 include
files containing common blocks. This database can subse-
quently be used for a quick lookup using get_common(1) to
see in which f77 include file a certain common is defined.
scan_commons uses the GNU database manager gdbm for stor-
ing, checking and retrieving items in the database.