utility to parse c++ functions

[Dan Elliott]

Hello,

Is there a utility for unix or windows that is capable (with or without
slight modification) of creating a list of all functions within a file? I
would like to be able to eventually create a comma-delimited file of
function names.

Thank you for your time.

- dan

[Mike Wahler]

"Dan Elliott" <fr***********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hello,

Is there a utility for unix or windows that is capable (with or without
slight modification) of creating a list of all functions within a file? I
would like to be able to eventually create a comma-delimited file of
function names.

Many compilers have an option to create protoypes
for all functions (e.g. /Zg in MSVC++). You should
be able to convert that to your desired file.
Check your documentation.

-Mike

[Rolf Magnus]

Dan Elliott wrote:

Hello,

Is there a utility for unix or windows that is capable (with or without
slight modification) of creating a list of all functions within a file? I
would like to be able to eventually create a comma-delimited file of
function names.

Thank you for your time.

ctags might be a solution. See http://ctags.sourceforge.net/

[Dan Elliott]

"Rolf Magnus" <ra******@t-online.de> wrote in message
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Dan Elliott wrote:

Hello,

Is there a utility for unix or windows that is capable (with or without
slight modification) of creating a list of all functions within a file? I would like to be able to eventually create a comma-delimited file of
function names.

Thank you for your time.

ctags might be a solution. See http://ctags.sourceforge.net/

Thank you to everyone for your assistance. It appears that etags is the
solution!