Listing all variables of a source code

[rusttree]

I've been tasked with a project to take a large program coded in c++
and a generate a list of the names of every variable and where they are
declared. Are there programs out there that will do something like
that?

If this is a snippet of code:

void someFunction(){
int foo;
char bob;
...
}

The output I need would look like this:

someFunction
->foo (int)
->bob (char)

Thanks.

[BigBrian]

> I've been tasked with a project to take a large program coded in c++

and a generate a list of the names of every variable and where they are
declared. Are there programs out there that will do something like
that?

If this is a snippet of code:

void someFunction(){
int foo;
char bob;
...
}

The output I need would look like this:

someFunction
->foo (int)
->bob (char)

Thanks.

Doxygen

[davidrubin]

cscope

[Ron Natalie]

ru******@gmail.com wrote:

I've been tasked with a project to take a large program coded in c++
and a generate a list of the names of every variable and where they are
declared. Are there programs out there that will do something like
that?

You probably want to google for "crossreferencing" or xref tools for
C++. There are code comment extraction programs like DOC++ or
Doyxgen that probably do this as a side effect as well.

[Jaspreet]

da********@warpmail.net wrote:

cscope

I dont think cscope is going to satisfy him/her since he/she needs
names of all the variables declared in a function. However, if he/she
knew the names, then cscope could tell where all the variable has been
defined and/or used.

OR probably I am still using a real old version of cscope which does
not have this feature. ;)