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Subject: Re: FORTRAN subroutine mapper
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Date: Tue, 7-Apr-87 10:48:36 EST
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In article <12292386982.73.OC.CIVIL@CU20B.COLUMBIA.EDU> OC.CIVIL@CU20B.COLUMBIA.EDU (Holt Farley) writes:
>
>	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?

There is a Fortran cross-referencer (probably named INDEX) which has been
around for quite some time on various DECUS tapes.  It should do what you
want, and since its author has migrated from RSX to VMS, his program probably
has too.  (p.s. it used to work with RT11 too, last time I tried it)


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	carl lowenstein		marine physical lab	u.c. san diego
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