Source code Mapping Tool wanted

Source code Mapping Tool wanted

Post by Aman A » Thu, 20 Feb 1997 04:00:00



Hello,

I need some help with locating some software (if it exists).

I have a lot of C source code in various source files, which bound
together makes a object. I need a tool that will take this source code
and produce a flow chart type print out. It can either be in graphical
form, or (more useful to me) in text output.
The list would show a list of procedures and in turn which procedures
they call indented into the text eg.:

main()
        screen_routine();      
                init_screen();
                screen_on();
        print_routine();
                format_string();
                print_screen();
        goodbye_routine();
return 0;

etc.

I don't mind the tool being either Windows or UNIX compatible, but it
should be easy to use.

Please can you mail any replies directly back to me.

Thanks in advance.

Al.

 
 
 

Source code Mapping Tool wanted

Post by Stuart Yod » Thu, 20 Feb 1997 04:00:00


: Hello,

: I need some help with locating some software (if it exists).

: I have a lot of C source code in various source files, which bound
: together makes a object. I need a tool that will take this source code
: and produce a flow chart type print out. It can either be in graphical
: form, or (more useful to me) in text output.
: The list would show a list of procedures and in turn which procedures
: they call indented into the text eg.:

There is a tool called cflow that does what you describe.  I don't
know if it is shareware or what, but a web search should turn
up some reference to it.

Stuart

 
 
 

Source code Mapping Tool wanted

Post by Jim Jackl-Moche » Sat, 01 Mar 1997 04:00:00


If you don't mind paying a reasonable fee there is a commercial
tool called c-vision by Gimpel Software (the same people that do
PC-Lint). It handles C++ as well as C and generates a wide range of
source code reports, listings, and diagrams for documenting code.

Very durable and well worth the price.

Jim JM

 
 
 

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