F77chk is written in Perl and checks consistencies of arguments at every calls to externals in source files. Including definition files, in which definitions of externals in libraries are listed, entire consistencies of arguments can be checked to reduce run time errors. A definition file for a library can be generated by f77chk automatically if the source code is available, or by hand referring user's manuals, for example.
F77chk is written in Perl and checks consistencies of arguments at every calls to externals in source files. Including definition files, in which definitions of externals in libraries are listed, entire consistencies of arguments can be checked to reduce run time errors. A definition file for a library can be generated by f77chk automatically if the source code is available, or by hand referring user's manuals, for example.
To install f77chk, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install f77chk
To see what files were installed by f77chk, run:
port contents f77chk
To later upgrade f77chk, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade f77chk
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