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Retrieve fortran source code #28
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@jbcaillau hi, I've just pushed that little request, thanks for the idea. However, it's very limited what could be done without a fortran parser. For instance, if your source compile to several object, all of them will share all the source from the cell. |
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, sharing all the source from the cell for every compiled can be misleading. Still, one can work piece by piece. All in all, I think it makes sense to keep track of the original code as it allows to iterate static operations on it (automatic differentiation, e.g.) |
PS. A more general question: it is a bit strange to me that no one has made for |
this attempt exists |
@mgaitan Hi, very nice piece of work.
One question: is there any easy way to retrieve the original fortran code, e.g. as a mere
string
, from the generated function ? Something likeThe motivation can be to reuse the source code for further transformations, such as automatic differentiation (e.g. with Tapenade online tool).
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