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- From: yccons@gate.net (Bill Touchstone)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: Re: Searching for: C source to flowchart util
- Date: 12 Apr 1996 22:46:53 GMT
- Organization: AT&T Paradyne
- Message-ID: <4kmmgt$pp9@pdn.eng.paradyne.com>
- References: <rsuinn-0404961514580001@a17-221-40-193.apple.com>
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- In article 0404961514580001@a17-221-40-193.apple.com, rsuinn@apple.com (R Suinn) writes:
- >Hi,
- >I have some ancient C source I inherited and it's very difficult to follow
- >because it goes everywhere and there are many files.
- >
- >I am looking for something that would parse the files and create a
- >graphical diagram showing what functions call what.
- >
- >Nothing fancy.
- >
- >Anyone know of anything that would do this or something like this? Seems
- >like it would be VERY useful to just about anyone.
- >
- >randy
- >
- >please reply to:
- >rsuinn@apple.com
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- Look for CXT.ZIP. I found mine in the simtel archive at oakland.edu. It does
- function trees and cross references and structures trees (and much more).
- One of the best analysis tools around. It can even process multiple files
- as one program.
-
- Bill Touchstone
- yccons@gate.net
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-