FUNCTION
ECodeSearch searches through FORTRAN source files for references to mnemonics such as procedure names. You must provide the mnemonics in a separate file. The default parameters show you some suitable inputs.
DESCRIPTION
ECodeSearch searches through FORTRAN source files for references to mnemonics such as procedure names. You must provide the mnemonics in a separate file. The default parameters show you some suitable inputs.
AUTHOR
This GCG program was modified by Peter Rice (E-mail: pmr@sanger.ac.uk Post: Informatics Division, The Sanger Centre, Hinxton Hall, Cambridge, CB10 1RQ, UK).
All EGCG programs are supported by the EGCG Support Team, who can be contacted by E-mail (egcg@embnet.org).
EXAMPLE
Here is a sample session with ECodeSearch.
% ecodesearch What FORTRAN source file(s) (* @EGenDocData:Code.Fil *) ? What file (* EGenDocData:CommandLine.Tokens *) ? %
OUTPUT
The output from ECodeSearch is a simple report of hits in the sequence.
An example file will be generated when ECodeSearch is used to build a future EGCG System Support Manual.
INPUT FILE
The intended input files for ECodeSearch wil be provided with the EGCG distribution in a future release.
COMMAND-LINE SUMMARY
All parameters for this program may be put on the command line. Use the option -CHEck to see the summary below and to have a chance to add things to the command line before the program executes. In the summary below, the capitalized letters in the qualifier names are the letters that you must type in order to use the parameter. Square brackets ([ and ]) enclose qualifiers or parameter values that are optional. For more information, see "Using Program Parameters" in Chapter 3, Basic Concepts: Using Programs in the GCG User's Guide.
Minimum Syntax: % ecodesearch [-INfile=]@GenDocData:code.fil -Default
Prompted Parameters:
[-INfile2=]GenDocData:commandline.tokens
[-OUTfile=]Term
Optional Parameters:
-MONitor talk as you work
-FUNctionnamesonly generate a file of function names instead
-STAtics include static functions in the file of function names
-PERMissive don't object to function definitions that have
unbalanced parentheses
LOCAL DATA FILES
None.
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