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I've encountered an issue with the Fortran 77 analysis in i-CodeCNES where lines starting with the C character are not recognized as comments. This happens even when explicitly specifying the language using the command:
icode.bat <FILE> --checked-languages "Fortran 77"
Expected behavior
In Fortran 77, any line starting with a C or c in the first column should be treated as a comment. (reference)
Current Behavior:
Lines starting with C are not considered comments by the analyzer, leading to potential misinterpretation of the code structure.
Temporary Workaround:
A temporary workaround is to replace all starting C characters with ! to ensure they are recognized as comments by i-CodeCNES.
Suggested Fix:
It would be beneficial to update i-CodeCNES to correctly recognize lines starting with C as comments when analyzing Fortran 77 code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Hello i-CodeCNES team,
I've encountered an issue with the Fortran 77 analysis in i-CodeCNES where lines starting with the
C
character are not recognized as comments. This happens even when explicitly specifying the language using the command:Expected behavior
In Fortran 77, any line starting with a
C
orc
in the first column should be treated as a comment. (reference)Current Behavior:
Lines starting with
C
are not considered comments by the analyzer, leading to potential misinterpretation of the code structure.Temporary Workaround:
A temporary workaround is to replace all starting
C
characters with!
to ensure they are recognized as comments by i-CodeCNES.Suggested Fix:
It would be beneficial to update i-CodeCNES to correctly recognize lines starting with
C
as comments when analyzing Fortran 77 code.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: