Update of /cvsroot/fink/dists/10.4/unstable/main/finkinfo/devel
In directory vz-cvs-3.sog:/tmp/cvs-serv10061/unstable/main/finkinfo/devel
Added Files:
floppy.info flow.info to-f90.info
Log Message:
fortran tools: flow, floppy and to-f90.
--- NEW FILE: floppy.info ---
Package: floppy
Version: 7.0
Revision: 2
Description: Fortran source code analyzer
Architecture: powerpc, i386, x86_64
Provides: floppy
Recommends: flow
BuildDepends: g77 | g95 | gcc42 | gcc43 | gcc44 | gcc45
License: OSI-Approved
# Unpack Phase:
Source: http://www.netlib.org/floppy/floppy7.tgz
Source-MD5: d6b18299d2be71e9fa25a8046cdd530c
NoSourceDirectory: true
# Compile Phase (NOTE: there is no configure):
CompileScript: <<
#!/bin/sh -ev
make
<<
# Install Phase:
DocFiles: aaareadme copyright floppy.ps readme contents.html
InstallScript: <<
#!/bin/sh -ev
# programs
mkdir -p %i/bin
install -m 755 %b/floppy %i/bin
strip %i/bin/floppy
# man pages
mkdir -p %i/share/man/manl
install -m 644 %b/floppy.l %i/share/man/manl/floppy.l
<<
DescDetail: <<
FLOPPY is a software tool that takes as input a file of FORTRAN
77 code and checks it according to various "coding conventions".
Floppy can "tidy" the source FORTRAN, producing a new file with
indented DO-loops, block IF-s, and so on. Floppy can be used to
generate HTML from the Fortran program. In this case, a new file
is written where each module and include file name in the source
Fortran is replaced by an HTML Anchor. The format of the source
is preserved when the document is browsed by an HTML browser.
FLOPPY can also be used to write a binary summary file which is
then used as input to the FLOW program.
<<
DescUsage: <<
Floppy operates on a single input file of Fortran code. floppy [-l]
[-c checks] [-f] [-o old] [-i names] [-j number] [-F] [-G] [-r start,step]
[-s start,step] [-n new] [-t] [-H dictionary] [-A] [file]
<<
DescPort: <<
Nothing so far
<<
Homepage: http://www.netlib.org/floppy/
Maintainer: Karl-Michael Schindler <karl-michael.schind...@web.de>
--- NEW FILE: to-f90.info ---
Package: to-f90
Version: 2000-03-21
Revision: 1
Description: Fortran 77 to fortran 90 converter
Architecture: powerpc, i386, x86_64
BuildDepends: g95 | gcc42 | gcc43 | gcc44 | gcc45
License: OSI-Approved
# Unpack Phase:
Source: http://cd.textfiles.com/simtel/simtel0101/simtel/fortran/to_f90.zip
Source-MD5: b226b366064924075f450085ff04cdbe
SourceDirectory: .
# Compile Phase (NOTE: there is no configure):
CompileScript: <<
#!/bin/sh -ev
gfortran -o to_f90 to_f90.f90
<<
InstallScript: <<
#!/bin/sh -ev
mkdir -p %i/bin
install -m 755 %b/to_f90 %i/bin
strip %i/bin/to_f90
<<
DocFiles: README.TXT
DescUsage: <<
see the README.TXT file in %p/share/doc/%n/
<<
Maintainer: Karl-Michael Schindler <karl-michael.schind...@web.de>
--- NEW FILE: flow.info ---
Package: flow
Version: 3.0
Revision: 2
Description: Fortran source code analyzer
Architecture: powerpc, i386, x86_64
Provides: flow
Recommends: floppy
BuildDepends: g77 | g95 | gcc42 | gcc43 | gcc44 | gcc45
License: OSI-Approved
# Unpack Phase:
Source: http://www.netlib.org/floppy/flow3.tgz
Source-MD5: 89596688c6593ae31886789d74c2f0dd
NoSourceDirectory: true
# Compile Phase (NOTE: there is no configure):
CompileScript: <<
#!/bin/sh -ev
make
<<
# Install Phase:
DocFiles: copyright flow.ps readme
InstallScript: <<
#!/bin/sh -ev
# programs
mkdir -p %i/bin
install -m 755 %b/flow %i/bin
strip %i/bin/flow
# man pages
mkdir -p %i/share/man/manl
install -m 644 %b/flow.l %i/share/man/manl/flow.l
<<
DescDetail: <<
The FLOW program takes the binary summary file produced by FLOPPY, and can
produce various reports on the structure of the original FORTRAN program.
<<
DescUsage: <<
The FLOW program is invoked by
flow [-l] [-c [COMMON chart]] [-q] [-n node] [-s [structure chart]]
[-A [argument chart]] [-g [graphics chart]] [-E] [-i ignore list] file
<<
DescPort: <<
Nothing so far
<<
Homepage: http://www.netlib.org/floppy/
Maintainer: Karl-Michael Schindler <karl-michael.schind...@web.de>
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