ForDebug: A Fortran library designed for debugging Fortran code, especially within pure procedures.

If you want to use ForDebug as a dependency in your own fpm project, you can easily include it by adding the following line to your fpm.toml file:

[dependencies]
fordebug = {git="https://github.com/gha3mi/fordebug.git"}

use fordebug, only: debug

type(debug) :: err

call err%set(&
  severity   = 1, &
  code       = 100, &
  category   = "math", &
  message    = "division by zero", &
  location   = my_module.f90:11, &
  suggestion = "Check denominator for zero." )

call err%print()

call err%reset()

• Define FOR_DEBUG preprocessor directive to enable error/warning/info control.

To enable printing or writing within a pure procedure in Fortran, use the fordebug module.

use fordebug, only: pwrite

! within pure procedures
call pwrite(message='hello!')
call pwrite(R0i32=n)
call pwrite(message='x = ', R0r32=10.0, format='(a,f7.3)', file='example/demo.txt', access='append')

• All arguments of pwrite are optional.
• Data types are represented using the following conventions:
  • R0i32, R0i64, R0r32, R0r64, R0c32, R0c64 for Rank 0 integer, real, and complex types.
  • R1i32, R1i64, R1r32, R1r64, R1c32, R1c64 for Rank 1 integer, real, and complex types.
  • R2i32, R2i64, R2r32, R2r64, R2c32, R2c64 for Rank 2 integer, real, and complex types.
  • R0ch for Rank 0 character.

ForDebug uses ForTmie as dependency. For measuring elapsed time within a pure procedure, utilize the fordebug module with time derived type.

use fordebug, only: timer, ptimer_start, ptimer_stop

type(timer) :: t

call ptimer_start(t)
! Perform your operations here
call ptimer_stop(t) ! Output: Elapsed time:  0.000 [s]

Clone the repository:

Clone the ForDebug repository from GitHub using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/gha3mi/fordebug.git

Navigate to the cloned directory:

cd fordebug

To run all examples, execute the following command:

fpm run --example --all --flag "-DFOR_DEBUG"

The most up-to-date API documentation for the master branch is available here. To generate the API documentation for ForDebug using ford run the following command:

ford README.yml

Contributions to ForDebug are welcome! If you find any issues or would like to suggest improvements, please open an issue.

• https://github.com/plevold/fortran-debug-utils.