Changelog of @hackage/fortran-src 0.6.1

0.6.1 (Sep 17, 2021)

  • Properly include test data in package dist (in preparation for placing on Stackage)

0.6.0 (Sep 03, 2021)

  • IF and CASE block constructs are now parsed as blocks at parsing instead of as a post-parse transformation (no intermediate statement representation) #154
  • add ASSOCIATE block construct (Fortran 2003 parser only) #165
  • CommonGroup AST nodes now store Declarators instead of Expressions #173
    • various bug fixes related to their typing as a result
  • CI now building on Windows, and save Linux & Windows executables for each build
  • various bugfixes (#34, #155)

0.5.0 (Jun 30, 2021)

  • Introduce a second-stage type representation including kind info alongside types, and resolving some types to semantic type with preset kinds (e.g. DOUBLE PRECISION -> REAL(8)).
    • Module is at Language.Fortran.Analysis.SemanticTypes . Includes utils and instances.
    • The type analysis in Language.Fortran.Analysis.Types uses this representation now (IDType stores a SemType instead of a BaseType).
  • Move CharacterLen from parsing to type analysis.
    • This makes BaseType now a plain tag/enum with no extra info.
  • Add extended Fortran 90 real literal parser (parses kind info).
  • Export some infer monad utils (potentially useful for running just parts of type analysis)
  • Parser & lexer tweaks
    • Fortran 77 parser should no longer attempt to parse kind selectors for DOUBLE types
    • Fix an edge case with the fixed form lexer (#150)

0.4.3 (May 25, 2021)

  • Add Haddock documentation to AST module. Many parts of the AST now have commentary on meaning and usage, and the Haddock page is sectioned.
  • Add STATIC statement (should be similar/identical to SAVE attribute) to fixed-form lexer, support in Fortran 77 Extended parser.
  • Rewrite post-parse transformation handling. Parser modules now export more parsers which allow you to select post-parse transformations to apply, intended to enable quicker parsing if you know you don't need to certain transformations.
  • Support percent data references in fixed-form lexer, enable in Fortran 77 parser
  • Now also testing on GHC 9.0
  • Cache INCLUDE-ed files to avoid unnecessary re-parsing

0.4.2 (March 03, 2021)

  • FortranVersion from ParserMonad moved to its own module Language.Fortran.Version. ParserMonad will re-export it for now.
  • Version.deduceVersion renamed to deduceFortranVersion due to often being imported non-qualified. deduceVersion remains as an alias.
  • Provide a continuation reformatter in PrettyPrint. Runs on Strings and doesn't guarantee the output is a valid program, so not enabled by default.
  • Add a diff-like rewriter, similar to reprinter but uses replacements rather than an annotated AST.
  • Various internal de-duplication and changes.

0.4.1

  • Ignore comments in structure declaration PR#107 (thanks Jason Xu)

0.4.0 (August 29, 2019)

  • ModGraph: parse Fortran files and assemble them into a dependency graph in order to construct automated 'build' plans for analysis and summarisation (e.g. with --make-mods option).
  • Change name of compilation to summarisation. Remains as '-c' option.
  • Allow multiple files and directories to be specified on command line.
  • Search includedir recursively for fsmod files.
  • Change format of fsmod-files so that they can contain [ModFile] since multiple Fortran files can be summarised into a single mod file.
  • Introduce strictness and NFData dependencies across the board.
  • Use Pipes to process large amounts of files in order to control memory usage and more efficiently process things.
  • Parsing rules for StructStructures (thanks Raoul Charman)

0.3.0 (June 13, 2019)

  • Add partial Fortran2003 support.
  • Introduce datatype for BBGr instead of prior type alias for Gr.
    • Now split into three fields: bbgrGr, bbgrEntries and bbgrExits
    • May require refactoring of code to use bbgrGr field where a Gr was expected before.
  • Introduce pragmaOffset field for Position, allowing pragmas to specify an apparent file and line-number.
    • May require refactoring of code that uses the Position constructor.
    • Fifth field is Maybe (Int, String), containing a line-offset and a target filename when present.
    • It's designed such that most Position-based transformations are not affected by the pragmaOffset.
    • They may need to preserve the field, though, as it passes through functions.
    • Default value is 'Nothing'.
  • Add --show-flows-to/--show-flows-from features
    • Visualise the dataflow use/def chains using GraphViz.
  • Add --show-block-numbers feature.
    • Allows user to get AST-block numbers easily in order to use them with the above visualisation features.
  • Fix several bugs with dataflow analysis that had accumulated.
  • Eliminate StContinue and StEnddo are eliminated during GroupLabeledDo transformations.
    • To be consistent with unlabeled Do.
  • Parse and discard C-comments as a convenience feature for when fortran-src must interact with the output of C preprocessors that insert spurious comments.
  • Add type propagation into type analysis, annotating every expression with a type.
    • Additional interface: analyseTypesWithEnv to access a list of type errors found.
  • Add dimensional information to CTArray and length/kind to TypeCharacter.
  • Stricter checking of the grouping transform - if any statements that should be grouped are not grouped, raise an error.
  • Support pragmas that alter the current 'filename and position' tracker, often used by preprocessors to help pinpoint original code locations.
    • Uses a relative offset field called 'posPragmaOffset' so that relative measures continue to function correctly.
  • Add constant propagation / parameter variable analysis.
  • Add -c feature to compile 'fsmod files' with renaming and type info.

0.2.1.1 (May 18, 2018)

  • Extend Fortran 95 support
  • Extend support for legacy extensions

0.2.1.1 (December 13, 2017)

  • Fortran95Experimental module renamed to Fortran95
  • No infinite loops due to symlinks.
  • Fortran 95 support.
    • AST extended to support more non-standard statements internally.