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From: dph@lanl.gov (David Huelsbeck)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.fortran
Subject: Re: Static code checkers
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Date: 2 Mar 89 23:45:29 GMT
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From article <10530@rama.UUCP>, by jdc@rama.UUCP (James D. Cronin):
> Are there any static code checkers available for Fortran?  Do any of
> them check for adherence to Ansi standards?  Any suggestions, comments,
> or experiences with currently available products are appreciated.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Jim Cronin
> -- 
> 
> James D. Cronin           UUCP:  {...}!rochester!tropix!rama!jdc
> Scientific Calculations/Harris



Yes. 


There are quite a few of them.

The ones I know of are ANALYZ from CSC, MAT from SAIC, DAVE from CU Boulder,
and PFORT which is part of Toolpack/1.  I think NAG also offers a commercial
version of PFORT.


So which one is best?

I really couldn't say.

-dph

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