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From: dph@lanl.gov (David Huelsbeck)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.fortran,comp.sources.wanted
Subject: Toolpack/1 (was: Re: SW Tools for Analysis of Fortran Programs)
Message-ID: <9721@lanl.gov>
Date: 24 Feb 89 22:03:48 GMT
References: <23612@beta.lanl.gov>
Organization: Los Alamos National Laboratory
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From article <23612@beta.lanl.gov>, by dd@beta.lanl.gov (Dan Davison):
> In article <27220@sgi.SGI.COM>, jmw@rand.SGI.COM (James M Winget (Ext 3654)) writes:
>> 	I'm looking for SW tools for analysis of large Fortran Programs.
>> 		(What is the current status of TOOLPACK ???)
> 
> 
> A Toolpack mailing list is being maintained by dph@lanl.gov.  He has
> been working on Version 2, and has been doing a lot with it.  Try
> e-mailing to him to get on the list and the latest info.

Well, it seems a lot of you have tried and succeeded.  My mailbox runneth
over.  If you sent me mail or you're thinking about sending me mail hang
on until the first part of next week.  I'm preparing a blanket response
that will, I hope, answer all of your questions.

Until then, if you really can't wait to find out more about Toolpack/1 
check out the article "Implementation of Toolpack/1 on a Graphics
Workstation" in Software P & E 1988 or the original IEEE Trans. on
Software Eng. article by Leon J. Osterweil, this was '79 or '80.
There was another SP&E article circa 1980 but I couldn't find it.  I know
that these aren't wonderful references but complete references will be
included in my follow up early next week.

	Thanks for you patience,
	-dph