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Question by dark_blue
Submitted on 3/3/2004
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I am looking for tools that discover and display link amongst c source files that show what h files or even what function calls are made from where and where they reside, something like a detailed dependency graph. Can anyone help? Cheers

Answer by Bhas
Submitted on 5/20/2004
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U can use cscope. First go to the source tree and create a file which stores the type of files u need. For ex: u r doing c progg, u need .c,.h,.l,.y extension files.At the prompt use $find . -name *.[chly] > allfiles Then use the below command $csope -i allfiles Now a graphical editor u get with set of options. Go throught cscope help to know the options. Hope the above helps u. Cheers Navoin

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