Thx, Dmitri. I would take the bunch of functions if needed. Limiting the graph
depth could help here if the graphs get too big.
Actually this is not my issue. What I would really like to see is the function
graph. I am wondering if the information about the function tree are available
at all, say
Is the same true for include graphs?
Last week I was attempting to make a graph of the source file dependencies for
a 300 file project using Doxygen + GraphViz. After increasing the maximum
number of allowed nodes, most of them were still grayed out and truncated.
I read in the manual that Dox
Hi Jannick,
On Jul 30, 2012, at 1:10 , Jannick wrote:
> Follow up question: Is it possible to automatically see the function tree - or
> the table to construct the function call tree?
There is no way to get one overall diagram containing all functions.
Such a diagram would become unusably larg
Jannick gmail.com> writes:
> First of all thank you very much for all your effort in developing Doxygen.
> Being a newbie this will help me a lot.
>
> A twofold question after having played around with the configs for days now:
>
> 1 - How can I make Doxygen draw a full call tree of the funct
First of all thank you very much for all your effort in developing Doxygen.
Being a newbie this will help me a lot.
A twofold question after having played around with the configs for days now:
1 - How can I make Doxygen draw a full call tree of the functions (!) of a c++
program? What I could man
