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INFANTS
is a software development tool for FORTRAN
programmers. It converts your source files into a set of
hyperlinked definitions and function calls -- input your
FORTRAN and it will all
seem simple again. Large software teams, or new members,
can easily navigate complex projects and rapidly gain a
deeper understanding of the software's structure and philosophy
than otherwise possible, even when formal documentation exists.
It works with F77,
F90, and F95 source code.
The mini Users' Guide is online to spark
interest. Download Linux version
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If
you're wondering about the suffix -ants (besides being the company
name) the following is from Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary...
Main Entry [1]: -ant
Function: noun suffix
Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, from -ant, prp.
suffix, from Latin -ant-, -ans, prp. suffix of first conjunction,
from -a- (stem vowel of first conjunction) + -nt-, -ns,
prp. suffix; akin to Old English -nde, present participle
suffix, Greek -nt-, -n, particle suffix
- a: one that performs (a specified action):
personal or impersonal agent
b: thing that promotes (a specified action or process)
- one connected with
- thing acted upon (in a specified manner)
Main Entry [2]: -ant
Function: adjective suffix
- performing (a specified action) or being (in
a specified condition)
- promoting (a specified action or process)
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