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Subject: RE: FORTRAN Subroutine Mapper
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Date: Tue, 7-Apr-87 08:03:17 EST
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>    Does anyone have a program to grind through source files for
>a large FORTRAN program, and to output a list of what subroutines are
>called from each subroutine?  This does not have to be elaborate; I'm
>just don't want to reinvent the wheel.
     
1. Digital's new/coming product - Source Code Analyzer - will to this.
   And, get this, SCA will do so across multiple VAX languages!
   However, this is of the "Pay Digital" type PD program.

2. INDEX is a DECUS library program which can generate a call-by or
   a called-by tree of your FORTRAN subroutines.  The latest version
   of INDEX (V3.21) has appeared on the most recent VAX SIG tape,
   tape 86D from the Fall '86 symposia.  This will probably solve
   your problem.