Source code analysis tool

[rahul8143]

hello,
Is there any source code analysis tool avail for C programmers under
Linux?
That tool should go through all source code files and print functional
dependencies. tool can run in any environment but its better to be a
linux
tool?Also is there any graphical utility for C programmers for that?

[Chuck Dillon]

ra*******@gmail.com wrote:

hello,
Is there any source code analysis tool avail for C programmers under
Linux?
That tool should go through all source code files and print functional
dependencies. tool can run in any environment but its better to be a
linux
tool?Also is there any graphical utility for C programmers for that?

One is http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/index.html which has links
to others.

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[Flash Gordon]

ra*******@gmail.com wrote:

hello,
Is there any source code analysis tool avail for C programmers under
Linux?
That tool should go through all source code files and print functional
dependencies. tool can run in any environment but its better to be a
linux
tool?Also is there any graphical utility for C programmers for that?

Probably. Ask in a Linux group and they might be able to answer. Here we
discuss the C language, not the millions of tools around that have
something to do with C.
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[Roberto Waltman]

On 5 Oct 2005 10:39:45 -0700, ra*******@gmail.com wrote:

Is there any source code analysis tool avail for C programmers under
Linux?
....

(a) Understand for C / C++:
http://www.scitools.com/ucpp.html

(b) RedHat's Source Navigator (Doesn't do all you ask but is free.)

(c) Probably/partially the Eclipse/CDT project:
http://www.eclipse.org

Roberto Waltman

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[Bilgehan.Balban]

ra*******@gmail.com wrote:

hello,
Is there any source code analysis tool avail for C programmers under
Linux?
That tool should go through all source code files and print functional
dependencies. tool can run in any environment but its better to be a
linux
tool?Also is there any graphical utility for C programmers for that?

This is off topic. But here are the tools I use for what you want.

1) Search for the ncc compiler. You compile all your code just like
gcc, it would give you analysis information. Supports function
pointers, too.

2) Graphviz and Codeviz developed by Mel Gorman. You can use both
CodeViz and ncc to generate output that can be displayed by Graphviz as
a gif, pdf, ps etc.

Bahadir

[spat]

I think "cscope" is the best the best tool i have used. Although i
doest give u graphical interface but going through is as good as lot
more graphical tools and its free

[Keith Thompson]

"spat" <ma***********@gmail.com> writes:

I think "cscope" is the best the best tool i have used. Although i
doest give u graphical interface but going through is as good as lot
more graphical tools and its free

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