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XREF Version 1.5
Release date 17-Mar-92
INTERODUCTION:
Xref was created out of pure frustration! While Quick
Basic is a fantastic language, it can become tough to
document if one doesn't keep track of all those subroutines,
functions, constants, ect., ect., ect. Xref goes a long way
in bridging this gap. What Xref does is scans your Quick
Basic 4.x files and gives a comprehensive report containing a
list of all subroutines, functions, constants, labels and
variables. Variables are broke down into two types, global
or local in scope. I hope you find Xref useful.
USING XREF:
Using Xref is very easy, You simply save your Quick
Basic program as a ASCII text file, (ATL-F, A) then type:
XREF (PATH\)[FILENAME.EXT]
After Xref is done you will be presented with a screen that
allows you to customize the report you your liking, You are
also asked where the out putshould go, a ASCII text file, the
default, or to the printer. If you choose a file XREF will send
the output to a file with the same name as the source except the
extension will be .XRF, also the file will be created in the
current DOS path.
The only draw back to Xref is it won't scan $INCLUDE
file, (Version 2.0 will, most likely, fix this problem.) That's
it, it's that easy, just follow any directions on the screen
and you should have no problems in finding that elusive bug,
WHAT DID I NAME THAT VARIABLE? WHAT PARMS. DOES THAT SUBROUTINE
CALL FOR? Ect., Ect., Ect.
HISTORY:
17-Mar-1992 Version 1.5. This release fixed handling
of multi-dimensional arrays and removed the reserved
words LONG and SHARED from the global variables list.
This version also allows the output to be directed to
a ASCII text file or to the printer.
22-Jan-1992 First release of XREF.EXE, Version 1.0
LEGAL STUFF:
XREF is a shareware program with all rights reserved,
ANY donation will be greatly appreciated, but donations of
$10.00 or more will net you the source code listing and any
updates. Please, if you find this program useful take the
time to thank the author! Send all donations to:
Dean Hodges
P. O. Box 571
Yucaipa, Ca. 92399
Any questions may be sent to me via E-Mail:
GEnie: D.HODGES7
ComuServ: 72130,3346
The Zoo BBS
(714) 794-2906/794-3062
send feedback to the SysOp, he'll see that I get it.
Thank you,
Dean Hodges