Man Page fdumpmod.1

NAME

     fdumpmod - utility for displaying Fortran 95 module informa-
     tion

SYNOPSIS

     fdumpmod -V
     fdumpmod file [ file ... ]

DESCRIPTION

     fdumpmod utility displays  version  information  present  in
     module  files  generated  by  the Forte Developer Fortran 95
     compiler.

     For each module described in a module information file,  the
     fdumpmod utility lists the name of the module, the architec-
     ture for which the module was compiled, the major and  minor
     version  numbers,  and  the  name  of the module information
     file.

     If the module information file is contained  in  an  archive
     file,  both  the  name  of  the  archive file and the module
     information file are listed.

OPTIONS

     -V   Display fdumpmod version string.

     file [ file ... ]
          One or more files to be inspected for  module  informa-
          tion.

EXAMPLES

     The file foo.f containing
           MODULE FOO
           END MODULE
           MODULE BAZ
           END MODULE
     is compiled with the -xarch=v9 option, producing foo.mod and
     baz.mod.

     The command
           fdumpmod foo.mod
     produces
           FOO v9 version 0.16 foo.mod

     In the next example, the same file is compiled  twice,  once
     with  -xarch=v8  and once with -xarch=v9. The resulting .mod
     files are all concatenated together (or archived)  onto  the
     file my.modfiles.

           fdumpmod my.modfiles
     displays
           FOO v8 version 0.16 my.modfiles
           BAZ v8 version 0.16 my.modfiles
           FOO v9 version 0.16 my.modfiles
           BAZ v9 version 0.16 my.modfiles

ERRORS

     The fdumpmod command will fail with an error message if  the
     file  is  not  a module information file, a concatenation of
     several module information files, or an  archive  file  con-
     taining only module information files.

WARNING

     The module information files produced by versions of the f95
     compiler prior to the Forte Developer 7 release do not indi-
     cate the architecture for which the module was compiled. The
     fdumpmod  utility prints "v8" for the architecture field for
     the file, but that value is only a placeholder.

SEE ALSO

     f95(1).