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- From: rbinder@mcs.net (Bob Binder)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++,comp.object,comp.software-eng
- Subject: Re: Reengineering C++ : Tool for Source-Code-Analysis WANTED!!
- Date: 3 Jan 1996 02:04:28 GMT
- Organization: RBSC Corporation
- Message-ID: <4cco7d$oj5@News1.mcs.net>
- References: <4cb3v9$1dn@popcorn.hamburg.pop.de>
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- In <4cb3v9$1dn@popcorn.hamburg.pop.de>, Boris Fittkau <bf@carus.de> writes:
- >Hi,
- >
- >I want to analyse the development of a large object-oriented
- >framework from version to version.
- >
- >For this purpose I need a tool, that can analyse C++-Code
- >(class-hierarchy, methods, use-relationships,...)
- >and that produces readable output,
- >that can serve as the source for further analysis.
- >
- >Any hints welcome...
-
- You'll want to have a look at Discover from Software Emancipation. This tool is a
- mind-blower. It captures 15 static dependency relationships in any arbitrarily large
- C or C++ library. The relationships are updated as code is changed. You can slice
- and dice them lots of ways and display many as graphs.
-
- The uses are really only limited by your imagination -- we're using it to support
- automated regression testing planning and test driver generation. Lots of
- possibilities for reuse and reverse engineering ... Unix only now, NT 2Q 96.
-
- The main office is in Cambridge, MA -- you can get more info from John Nordstrom
- of the Chicago office at (708) 441-2605 (sorry -- idk net address.)
-
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