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- From: hb@vpnet.chi.il.us (hank barta)
- Subject: Re: cscope? trus?
- Message-ID: <1992Dec19.191727.1407@vpnet.chi.il.us>
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- Date: Sat, 19 Dec 1992 19:17:27 GMT
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- Jerry Heyman (jerry@austin.ibm.com) wrote:
-
- : A user has just approached me asking if we have (or can get access to) a
- : program called cscope. It is a file browsing tool which will index and load
- : files from a given directory and index based on the function names, identify
- : where it is called and give the use the ability to switch immediately into
- : that particular file/function call. I don't know if this is PD or a commercial
- : product, but if anyone is familiar with this I'd be glad to hear about it.
-
- : Also, a program called 'trus' (or something similar) that will monitor a
- : command and return back a list of each system call that is made, along with
- : the first couple of arguments to that system call, and the actual return code
- : from the system call. Again, I do not know if it is PD or commercial, but if
- : anyone is familiar with this I'd be glad to hear about them.
-
- : you can post here, or I would prefer e-mail to: jerry@austin.ibm.com
-
- : Thanks,
-
- : jerry
- : --
- : Jerry Heyman e-mail : jerry@austin.ibm.com
- : IBM AWSD AIX Dev Env Tools MS 9631 "Software is the difference between
- : Austin, TX 78758 hardware and reality"
- : *** All opinions expressed are exactly that - my opinions and NOT IBM's
-
- 'cscope' shows up in the man pages of both SCO and ISC development
- kits w/out attribution to SCO, Microsoft or LPI, so I believe that
- it is probably part of the AT&T development tools. (And for this
- reason, may not work with ANSI code.)
-
- hank
-
-