Hello
A couple of things come to mind:
1. xref - freeware dos tool for doing such stuff. I believe it was the
source for the linux package below:
cxref - Generates latex and HTML documentation for C programs.
2. sourcecode navigator from cygnus/redhat. Very nice.
3. id utils - doesn't do call graphs, but I use it everyday for searching
for functions and symbols.
4. And if you have the money, visual slickedit. It will walk the call
stack up and down. I use it now for VxWorks code and its amazing.
JD
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Subject: Re: [Dev] Call graph generator?
On Wednesday 17 April 2002 01:26 pm, you wrote:
> Does anyone know of a call graph generator for C code? Either an
> independent program or an extension for Emacs that does something of the
> sort.
>
My search for the same thing was not fruitful:
1. C-doc, commercial applicaiton, about $300
2. Doxegen, open source, it looks like you need to integrate it with the
code
to create a document that compiles into a executable; supposedly it will do
graphs; seems to be a lifestyle choice instead of a quick and dirty graph
tool; I've not talked to anyone who actually used it
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Michael Mueller
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