fortran reverse engeneering

hallo

can someone tell me if there is a good tool for reverse engeneering in
fortran.
i have a fortran program and want do make a flow chart and convert it
into pseudocode.

are there any good tools?

thanks

marc

Marc:  http://www.scitools.com/

Skip Knoble
On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 14:37:03 +0200, Marc Brugger <marc.brugger@fhso.ch> wrot
e:

-|hallo
-|
-|can someone tell me if there is a good tool for reverse engeneering in
-|fortran.
-|i have a fortran program and want do make a flow chart and convert it
-|into pseudocode.
-|
-|are there any good tools?
-|
-|thanks
-|
-|marc


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i've downlaoded an eval version of understand for fortran, but i can
not find out how to convert into pseudo-code or flow chart.

how can this be done?


Herman D. Knoble <SkipKnobleLESS@SPAMpsu.DOT.edu> wrote in message news:<anktk0lg0qtlsdt5fk
foelv409dnudge38@4ax.com>...
> Marc:  http://www.scitools.com/
>
> Skip Knoble
> On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 14:37:03 +0200, Marc Brugger <marc.brugger@fhso.ch> wr
ote:
>
> -|hallo
> -|
> -|can someone tell me if there is a good tool for reverse engeneering in
> -|fortran.
> -|i have a fortran program and want do make a flow chart and convert it
> -|into pseudocode.
> -|
> -|are there any good tools?
> -|
> -|thanks
> -|
> -|marc
>
>
>    Herman D. (Skip) Knoble, Research Associate
>    (a computing professional for 38 years)
>    Email: SkipKnobleLESS at SPAMpsu dot edu
>    Web: http://www.personal.psu.edu/hdk
>    Penn State Information Technology Services
>     Academic Services and Emerging Technologies
>      Graduate Education and Research Services
>    Penn State University
>      214C Computer Building
>      University Park, PA 16802-21013
>    Phone:+1 814 865-0818   Fax:+1 814 863-7049

Marc Brugger <marc.brugger@fhso.ch> wrote in message news:<414eceea$0$146$fb624d75@newsspoo
l.solnet.ch>...
> hallo
>
> can someone tell me if there is a good tool for reverse engeneering in
> fortran.
> i have a fortran program and want do make a flow chart and convert it
> into pseudocode.
>
> are there any good tools?
>
> thanks
>
> marc

Searching for "flow" at the Fortran Open Directory (FOD) at
http://www.dmoz.org/Computers/Progr.../Fortran/Tools/ and
http://www.dmoz.org/Computers/Progr...ish/f77flow.htm

Fortran 77 Flowcharting Utility
http://www.deater.net/weave/vmwprod/f77_diagram/

ForUtil - Collection of Fortran 77 utilities to generate a flow graph,
check subroutine arguments, and study COMMON blocks.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~ripley/RSD/ForUtil.html

I think are other relevant links at the FOD.

Some versions of the Lahey/Fujitsu Fortran 95 compiler come with the
Fujitsu Visual Analyzer.

I think well-written FormulaTranslation 90/95 (and also F77 if the
common DO-ENDDO extension is used) comes close to being pseudocode in
clarity. If you have spaghetti Fortran code, there are several tools,
some commercial and some free, to create more structured code.

Marc:  I don't have it so cannot give detailed step-by-step
instructions.

Did you look at the FAQ:
http://www.scitools.com/faq/uf_faq/...8170ee2f8fef96d
To view a graphical representation (flow chart) of the code,
right-click and choose one of the Graphical options.

Other technical questions should be directed to:
support@scitools.com

Skip

On 21 Sep 2004 02:25:09 -0700, mbrugger@gmx.ch (bakito) wrote:

-|i've downlaoded an eval version of understand for fortran, but i can
-|not find out how to convert into pseudo-code or flow chart.
-|
-|how can this be done?
-|
-|
-|Herman D. Knoble <SkipKnobleLESS@SPAMpsu.DOT.edu> wrote in message
news:<anktk0lg0qtlsdt5fkfoelv409dnudge38@4ax.com>...
-|> Marc:  http://www.scitools.com/
-|>
-|> Skip Knoble
-|> On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 14:37:03 +0200, Marc Brugger <marc.brugger@fhso.ch> 
wrote:
-|>
-|> -|hallo
-|> -|
-|> -|can someone tell me if there is a good tool for reverse engeneering in
-|> -|fortran.
-|> -|i have a fortran program and want do make a flow chart and convert it
-|> -|into pseudocode.
-|> -|
-|> -|are there any good tools?
-|> -|
-|> -|thanks
-|> -|
-|> -|marc
-|>
-|>
-|>    Herman D. (Skip) Knoble, Research Associate
-|>    (a computing professional for 38 years)
-|>    Email: SkipKnobleLESS at SPAMpsu dot edu
-|>    Web: http://www.personal.psu.edu/hdk
-|>    Penn State Information Technology Services
-|>     Academic Services and Emerging Technologies
-|>      Graduate Education and Research Services
-|>    Penn State University
-|>      214C Computer Building
-|>      University Park, PA 16802-21013
-|>    Phone:+1 814 865-0818   Fax:+1 814 863-7049


Herman D. (Skip) Knoble, Research Associate
(a computing professional for 38 years)
Email: SkipKnobleLESS at SPAMpsu dot edu
Web: http://www.personal.psu.edu/hdk
Penn State Information Technology Services
Academic Services and Emerging Technologies
Graduate Education and Research Services
Penn State University
214C Computer Building
University Park, PA 16802-21013
Phone:+1 814 865-0818   Fax:+1 814 863-7049