Last summer, I had some problems with Plato to define a Fortran project consisting of approximately 550 subroutines or functions. I had to include the files in several 'packages' of about 100 routines. After I had included such a 'package' the dependency checker started to work automatically, which I did not noticed immediately. Any attempt to include further files ended in a disaster. So it took some time to build up the project.
I also had a problem with Plato's dependency checker when I modified a global variable in a module, which is used in more or less all routines.
I am glad to hear that these problems have been solved and I will have a look to Plato again when the latest ftn95 PE version will be released.
I completely agree with your comments, Eddie. Of course, we should always keep things as simple as possible.
Klaus