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Re: How do I create a call tree for a program...

James Muguira (muguira@CEBAF.GOV)
Mon, 11 Nov 1996 18:03:56 -0500

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James Muguira wrote:
>
> James Muguira wrote:
> >
> > Jerry Gilfoyle asked how to make a call tree from fortran source code
> > the other day. I remembered reading that this could be done from one of
> > the sun tools.
> >
> > I found the tool but ...
> >
> > This is all I can get out of it (notice that the code fails on one of
> > our include files - bcs.inc - I don't see why - think this is valid
> > fortran)...
> >
> > /home/muguira/junk/shit/recsis/recsis/sunosf77.plt % make
> > f77 -c -e -ftrap=no%inexact,no%underflow
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/include
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/ec.lib/s
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/trk.lib/s1
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/trk.lib/s2
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/dc.lib/s
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/sc.lib/s
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/cc.lib/s
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/lac.lib/s -I/apps/clas/u1/cmobj/share -g
> > -e -C -sb ../s/recsis.F
> > /tmp/cpp.20242.0.f:
> > MAIN recsis:
> > "../s/recsis.F", line 73: Warning: local variable "james" never used
> > "../s/recsis.F", line 74: Warning: local variable "ieee_handler" never
> > used
> > never_gets_called:
> > common_handler:
> > "../s/recsis.F", line 110: Warning: local variable "sig" never used
> > f77 -c -e -ftrap=no%inexact,no%underflow
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/include
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/ec.lib/s
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/trk.lib/s1
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/trk.lib/s2
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/dc.lib/s
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/sc.lib/s
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/cc.lib/s
> > -I/apps/clas/u1/clsrc/recsis/lac.lib/s -I/apps/clas/u1/cmobj/share -g
> > -e -C -sb ../../recutl.lib/s/bnkdmp.F
> > /tmp/cpp.20245.0.f:
> > bnkdmp:
> >
> > "/apps/clas/u1/cmobj/share/bcs.inc", line 66: compiler error:
> > Segmentation Fault
> > make: *** [bnkdmp.o] Error 3
> >
> > bummer dude!
> >
> > The tool I'm trying to use is called source browser. I will do a lot for
> > us - if we could get it working on our code. I'm giving up yet - there
> > are other parts (that don't do as much) I'll try before I write it off
> > to "physics code".
> >
> > JAM
>
> Ok,
>
> I give our code will not pass through the tool the creates the needed
> data base to use source browser.
>
> YAFPPC !
>
> JAM

What a drag!!

I tried source browser on clon00. I found that the tool is very happy to
work with .c and .cc files but fortran seems to confuse it. dd_monitor
(which is c++) will give me a call graph when I click on the button.
monitor which is a combination of c, c++ and fortran will not give me a
call graph (sure Elliott wrote some perl script that may give a call
graph for a simple program but recsis and code like this are NOT
simple). However source browser does seem to understand fortran in that
I can do query for variable names and the like.

At least source browser does not seg fault when I run it on clon00.

Maybe This will help?

JAM

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