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Name

update - combine multiple fortran source files for CYBER 205’s UPDATE

Synopsis

update [hfile1 hfile2 ... hfilen] [-d file1 file2 ... filen]

Description

When using multiple source files, and using the standard ’include’ facility that many compilers offer (unix, VMS), this utility converts these files into one source deck that the Cyber UPDATE facility understands.

The outputfile name is the filename of the last file (filen) with an extension ".UPD". For insanity reasons the output filename is in upper case.

This program has only been tested with fortran source files, since it thinks comment lines start with a ’C’. The C-definition of comments (/* through */) is not implemented here. As long as the word include does not appear in those comments, a C-source deck should also work.

Options

-c
leave out the comments [default: they are left in].
-aext
the default extension of the input filenames, in case all filenames have the same extension [default: none, user must supply them]

Bugs

See remarks on C-source files under DESCRIPTION.

See Also

usage(0)

Files


anchor:/usr/pjt/205/doc/update*       sources and executables

Author

Peter Teuben

Update History


31-Mar-87    created        PJT
22-May-87    include files bug    PJT


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