Codee 2024.3 released 

We’re pleased to introduce Codee 2024.3. This release marks another significant advancement in our static code analyzer, equipping Fortran, C, and C++ developers with the tools they need to build modern, high-performance software that meets industry standards.

What’s new

• Basic Codee Workflow: Introducing key improvements in technical-debt analysis, code screening, ROI calculation, and checks to enhance your overall workflow.

• New Fortran Modernization Checkers: We’ve added several new checkers to help you modernize your Fortran code, including:
  • PWR003, PWR007, PWR008, PWR063, PWR068,PWR069, PWR070, PWR071, PWR072, PWR073
• Simplified CLI for Compiler Invocations: A more intuitive command-line interface to streamline compiler integration.
• Bundled Fortran Modules: Now includes essential modules like MPI, NetCDF, HDF5, and OpenACC for seamless development.
• Enhanced Source File Dependency Manager: Better management of dependencies in Fortran modules to reduce build issues and improve efficiency.
• New Autofix Features:
  • PWR007 (implicit none): Automatically modernize your code with this new autofix.
  • PWR008 (intent): Simplify your code updates with automated intent specification.
  • PWR055/PWR056: Now with compiler-specific autofixes for GNU, Cray, and Nvidia.
• LLVM/Flang 19 Upgrade: We’ve upgraded to the LLVM/Flang 19 (19.1.0-rc1) front-end, providing enhanced robustness and stability for your Fortran projects.
• Expanded Compiler Support: Codee supports GNU and LLVM compilers, and now it also supports Cray, Intel (Classic ifort), and Nvidia compilers for greater flexibility in your development environment.

This release will be showcased in NERSC’s online training on September 5-6. Join to gain insights and hands-on experience in maintaining large codebases and modernizing legacy Fortran. More info here.

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Happy coding!