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Fortran Analysis

Currently, we only support analysis of fortran project which are using fortran package manager.

Strategy Direct Deps Transitive Deps Edges Classifies Dev & Test Deps Container Scanning
fpm ✅ ❌ ❌ ✅ ✅

Project Discovery

Find a file named fpm.toml. If fpm.toml is found, we do not scan in the build directory for more Fortran projects.

Analysis

  1. Parse fpm.toml file to identify direct dependencies.

Limitations

Example

Create a Fortran project managed by fpm. Execute fpm new project_name. This will create a directory named project_name with a manifest file, and a few example source files.

Modify fpm.toml file to include direct dependency:

name = "fortran_example"
version = "0.1.0"
license = "license"
author = "Jane Doe"
maintainer = "jane.doe@example.com"
copyright = "Copyright 2021, Jane Doe"

[build]
auto-executables = true
auto-tests = true
auto-examples = true

[install]
library = false

[dependencies]
toml-f = { git = "https://github.com/toml-f/toml-f", tag = "v0.2.1" }

Now modify app/main.f90 to use tomlf:

program main
  use tomlf, only: get_tomlf_version
  implicit none
  
  integer :: major
  integer :: minor
  integer :: patch
  call get_tomlf_version(major, minor, patch)
  
  print *, "tomlf's major version is: ", major
  print *, "tomlf's minor version is: ", minor
  print *, "tomlf's patch version is: ", patch
end program main

Execute fpm build to build the fortran project.

Now you can call fpm run to execute the built application, here is an example output from this application:

 tomlf's major version is:            0
 tomlf's minor version is:            2
 tomlf's patch version is:            1

To analyze this project using fossa CLI, execute fossa analyze --output --debug. This will print identified dependency graphs and debug logs only. It will not upload the performed analysis to any endpoint.

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