There was a problem in FRUIT 3.2.2.
Module names with upper case characters were not processed correctly.
Fixed in this version.
FRUIT 3.2.2
On gfortran and ifort, coverage reports can be generated for samples
self_test
sample_multi_dir/build
sample_build_dir
sample_selecive.
In these directries, do "rake coverage" for generate reports such as
*.f90.gcov (gfortran)
CODE_COVERAGE.HTML (ifort)
FruitProcessor warns if user-specifiled filenames given in
fp.process_only = [ (filenames) ]
line does not match with *_test.f(90|95|03|07) or any of the corresponding files is absent.
rake_estimate.rb warns if two fortran source files
define the same module name.
Fixed a problem that fruit_basket_gen.f90 and fruit_driver_gen.f90
are compiled twice when rake_estimate.rb is used.
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FRUIT 3.2.3
There was a problem in FRUIT 3.2.2.
Module names with upper case characters were not processed correctly.
Fixed in this version.
FRUIT 3.2.2
On gfortran and ifort, coverage reports can be generated for samples
self_test
sample_multi_dir/build
sample_build_dir
sample_selecive.
In these directries, do "rake coverage" for generate reports such as
*.f90.gcov (gfortran)
CODE_COVERAGE.HTML (ifort)
FruitProcessor warns if user-specifiled filenames given in
fp.process_only = [ (filenames) ]
line does not match with *_test.f(90|95|03|07) or any of the corresponding files is absent.
rake_estimate.rb warns if two fortran source files
define the same module name.
Fixed a problem that fruit_basket_gen.f90 and fruit_driver_gen.f90
are compiled twice when rake_estimate.rb is used.