tools for getting call-graph info after compilation
Phil McRevis
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Fri Jan 7 10:26:00 GMT 2000
JAY LULLA <JAY.LULLA@Sun.COM> spake the secret code
< 387540DC.C07890F7@Sun.COM > thusly:
>Hi. I was wondering if anyone knows of GNU tools that can generate
>call-graph info while compiling and linking a big multi-file program.
What your describing is what I've heard called a "cross reference
generator" program. The cygnus folks have a C++ source code analyzer
that does this (and more, apprently) and they have added some small
hooks to gcc in order to gather the necessary data. I don't think
those hooks are enabled by default. Cygnus only makes the source
available on some CD you buy from them, I think. This particular
variation of gcc isn't completely available by FTP.
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