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From: dvick@lanier.com (Don Vick)
Subject: Re: FORTRAN to programming flowchart
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In article <3d9u4d$mbp@hpsystem1.informatik.tu-muenchen.de>,
Ewald Bensch <bensch@Informatik.TU-Muenchen.DE> wrote:
>I'm surching for a tool with the subsequent spezification:
>
>A FORTRAN-source-program (or C-program) should be visualised as a
>programming flowchart.
>
>The output should be possible into an ASCII-file, as a postscript-file
>or as a screendump.
>
>FORTRAN77 (or FORTRAN66) should be handled (if it can handle Fortran90,
>it is perfectly qualified).
>
>I'm mostly interested to visualise GOTO-branches and jumps, to detect
>the programmflow.
>
I used a public domain tool for Fortran many years ago.  It probably came
from the University of Maryland.  As I remember, it worked quite well,
and produced a flowchart on a 132-column printout.  Sorry, I can't remember
any more details, but maybe UOM has an ftp site where you can get it.

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