improve documentation about ford HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi,
Yes, the documentation is, as yet, incomplete. (As, for that matter, is
the version of ford which is currently on GitHub.) I hope to have better
documentation available on GitHub by the end of today. At the moment I
am still in the process of testing and debugging. It works for the sort
of coding style I use, but I'm testing it out on a few other people's
codes to see if they break it. As it happens, your OFF code is the one
I'm testing it on right now. Once I've finished that I'll be writing the
documentation. As I said, hopefully that will be available tonight. At
worst it should be available by the end of the week.

I should warn you that the code will still be a work in progress and you
may well get some run-time errors. In that case, please post a bug
report to the GitHub page. While there is no guarantee that I'll get to
debugging it in a timely manner (I'm busy with university and grad
school applications) at the very least I'll have a list of things to
sort out later when I have time.

Thanks for your interest!

On 04/01/15 04:24 PM, Stefano Zaghi wrote:

Dear cmacmackin, your project is very interesting. I am searching for
documentation tool tailored to fortran with support to markdown
output. However, the readme of ford is "reticent"... are there other
docs? examples or tutorials?

My best regards

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Hi chris,
thank you for your replay. I will try your code the next week and I will
give you my feedbacks.

See you soon.

Il giorno 21:32 dom 04/gen/2015 Chris MacMackin [email protected]
ha scritto:

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Complete (or, at least, I think it's complete) documentation is now available in the README. If you have any questions which aren't explained there, don't hesitate to ask. However, I will be marking this issue as closed.

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