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8. Cross Reference
7.2.1 Arguments
“-T” and /TREE accept the following sub-options:
{no}alphabetic
Calls are normally listed using the order in which they occur.
This sub-option sorts call trees alphabetically. The condensed
option is recommended, in this mode.
{no}condensed
Condenses multiple calls to the same routine. If a routine calls
the same routine many times, these calls are merged into one
call. (For older versions of FortranLint, this is the default
mode.)
disable
Disables call-tree output. This sub-option has the same effect
as “--t” or /NOTREE (under VMS).
enable
Enables call-tree output. This sub-option has the same effect
as “-t” or /TREE (under VMS).
graphics=xx:xx: ...
Changes the tree graphics characters. The values given are the
hex codes for the following shapes:
(1)
(2)
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(3)
(4)
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(5)
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The values are two-digit hex codes separated by colons. For
example, if the IBM extended character set is available, the
following values may be used:
graphics=C4:B3:C2:C3:C0
nographics
Restores the default graphics characters.
head:symbol
Suppresses the full call tree and shows a call tree with the
specified symbol as the top node. Multiple top nodes may be
specified.
help
Outputs a help screen describing tree sub-options and
terminates FortranLint .
{no}library
Shows calls made to routines defined in library template (.lbt)
files. For additional information, see chapter 9.
{no}squish
Compresses call trees vertically by removing excess line graphics.
The resulting trees are less readable, but require only half the
space.
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