F77SPLIT
Split FORTRAN77 Source Files

F77SPLIT is a C program which reads a FORTRAN77 source code, and writes each module to a separate file. A module is considered to be a FORTRAN BLOCKDATA, FUNCTION, MODULE, PROGRAM or SUBROUTINE.

Usage:

f77split myprog.f

• myprog.f is the file to be split.

Languages:

F77SPLIT is available in a C version.

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Source Code:

• f77split.c, the source code;

Examples and Tests:

• f77split_test.f, a sample file to split up;

List of Routines:

• MAIN is the main program for F77SPLIT.
• COMPARE compares two strings for equality.
• ENDCARD checks to see whether the current record is an END statement.
• GET_NAME creates a file name based on the name of the current module.
• SHORTEN_LINE removes characters beyond column 72, and trailing blanks.
• SPLIT_FILE splits up the modules contained in a single file.

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