BURSTF - Burst program units from Fortran source files.
 
Author - William P. Wood, Jr.
	 The Institute For Cancer Research
	 7701 Burholme Ave.
	 Philadelphia, Pa. 19111
	 (215) 728 2760
 
 
     BURSTF bursts the subroutines, functions, programs, and block datas
from a FORTRAN source file into their own individual files.
 
     Subroutines and functions are written to NAME.FTN (.FOR) where NAME is the
name of the subroutine or function.  The same is true for PROGRAM and BLOCK
DATA sections, assuming the section has a name (e.g. PROGRAM TEST or
BLOCK DATA TEST). Otherwise BURSTF will write main programs to MAINx.FTN (.FOR)
and block datas to BLOCKx.FTN (.FOR), where x is a sequence number which is
incremented for each new BLOCK or MAIN file.
 
On the PDP11/70, BURSTF is on LB:[22,2]. To use it, type:
 
         PDS> XEQ BURSTF <filename>
 
where <filename> is the name of the file you want bursted.

On the VAX, BURSTF is on ICR$PROGRAM:. To use it, type:

	$ XEQ BURSTF <filename>

as above.
 
     BURSTF writes the name of each file created to the terminal. The file
names may be written to a file instead by appending  >FILENAME at the end of
the command line to create a new file, or  >>FILENAME to append to an existing
file. This file may be used to create a command file to compile the
FORTRAN program units, or to recombine the files, etc.

 
NOTE:  BURSTF assumes that the keywords PROGRAM, SUBROUTINE, FUNCTION,
       BLOCK DATA, and END appear as above with no extra embedded blanks,
       however upper or lower case is acceptable.