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I've been having some trouble with ETAGS supplied with the 18.52 version
of GNU emacs.  I'm running under VMS 4.7a.


The command ETAGS is defined as

ETAGS :== $EMACS_LIBRARY:[ETC]ETAGS.EXE

Using the following fortran program,

c     blah.for - show prob with etags
      subroutine blah(i)
      integer*2 i
      print*,i
      return
      end

and putting it in a file named BLAH.FOR, the command "ETAGS BLAH.FOR" 
gives the following tag file. (formfeeds deleted)


dua1:[iucf.jgh.analyzer]blah.for,28
c     blah.for - show 2,38


Which isn't correct.  However, renaming the fortran file to BLAH.F, and
executing "ETAGS BLAH.F" gives


dua1:[iucf.jgh.analyzer]blah.f,28
      subroutine blah(2,38


Which is correct.  I've looked at the source for ETAGS.C, but I can't see
any reason for this to happen, since fortran mode is entered sort of by
default.  Admittedly, I haven't examined the code in detail, but I looked
at the function which determines the language. (find_entries())

Does anyone know what's going on?

Thanks,
John
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John G. Hardie					jgh2@unix.cis.pittsburgh.edu
Dept. of Physics, Univ of Pittsburgh		jgh2@vms.cis.pittsburgh.edu
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