OPTIONS subprogram analysis: - Analyze all columns of the source input records. - Accept a maximum number of continuation lines. - Present a warning for all variables that are not explicitly declared. - Process conditional compilation (debug) lines. - Flag all referenced subprograms which have not been declared external. - Flag all language extensions which are not in the Fortran 90 standard. - Source input is in free-format. - Integers occupy 2 bytes storage by default. The length of logicals depends on the compiler emulation chosen. - Integers and logicals occupy 4 bytes storage by default. - Integers and logicals occupy 8 bytes storage by default. - Flag all Fortran 90 obsolescent syntax features. - Relax type checking between integers, logicals and Holleriths. - Apply rigorous syntax analysis and verify portability. - Check the syntax to conform to the ANSI Fortran 77 standard. - Truncate names to 6 significant characters. global analysis: - Signal unreferenced subprograms, unreferenced common blocks, unreferenced and undefined common-block elements. - Verify the consistency of the program. - Analyze the reference structure. output: - Maximum number of lines n on an output page, n > 10. - Generate listings and cross-references of subprograms. - Generate cross-reference of elements of specified common block(s). - List statements of include files. - Include unreferenced constants, declared in include files, and unreferenced common-block elements in the cross-references. - Present the program cross-references. - Present the reference structure for the roots specified. - List source lines. libraries: - Create new library and insert analyzed subprograms in it. - Include all subprograms from this library file in the analysis. - Include specified subprograms in the analysis. - Update library with the analyzed subprograms. miscellaneous: - Exit if errors during command input. - Present help information on the screen. - Show informative messages. - Specify include paths. - Log and show internal table usage. - Show warnings.