TIDY, A COMPUTER CODE FOR RENUMBERING AND EDITING FORTRAN SOURCE PROGRAMS.
Abstract
TIDY is a FORTRAN computer code that renumbers and edits other FORTRAN source programs whose statement numbering has become unwieldly and whose readability has deteriorated as a result of the many revisions, patches, and corrections that are typical of reworked programs. TIDY processes programs routine-by-routine and punches new versions of the programs with the following characteristics: (1) All statement numbers increase in consecutive order; (2) Only statements referred to by other statements retain statement numbers; (3) All statement number references are updated to conform to the numbering scheme; (4) All FORMAT statements are collected and appear at the end of each routine; (5) All FORMAT and CONTINUE statements that are not referenced are deleted; (6) Blanks are inserted in the FORTRAN statements to improve the readability of the statements, while excessive blanks in the statements are deleted; (7) Comments are processed to delete excessive blank comments and to eliminate comments from the FORTRAN statement number and continuation fields; and (8) All cards are labeled with a unique letter-number combination. TIDY is entirely written in ASA FORTRAN and accepts and processes all ASA FORTRAN statements as well as some IBM and CDC dialect statements. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 1966
- Accession Number
- AD0642099
Entities
People
- Harry M. Murphy
Organizations
- Air Force Research Laboratory