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- From: hjenter@sparky.er.usgs.gov (Harry Jenter)
- Subject: Cross Referencing utilities
- Message-ID: <1993Jan12.230028.834@rsg1.er.usgs.gov>
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- Organization: U.S. Geological Survey, Reston VA
- Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 23:00:28 GMT
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- I'm posting this on behalf of Michele Goze. Please send
- all email followups to her. Thanks.
-
- M. Goze writes:
-
- I'm looking for a UNIX Fortran cross-referencing utility that
- improves upon fxref's output. Most of the Fortran files I work
- with have multiple subroutines. It would be most helpful to
- have cross references listed separately for each subroutine,
- and preferably integrated into a numbered listing of the
- Fortran file. Fxref does not examine INCLUDE files and include
- the occurrences of the variables in those files in its cross
- references. A utility that would do so and also list out the
- INCLUDE files themselves within the same listing would be very
- helpful. The functionality I've described is part of the PRIMOS
- F77 compiler.
-
- I've begun work on a Bourne script to serve as a postprocessor
- to fxref to produce the output I'm looking for. I thought I'd
- check to see if any other cross-referencing tools exist which
- provide this output already.
-
- - Michele Goze
- mygoze@swmgrvares.er.usgs.gov
-
-
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