visual c++ 6.0 source code analysis

[dotnetchic]

I'm looking for a tool to help me analyze the source for a legacy app I
just inherited. There are several out there for .Net, but I need one
for C++ 6.0.

Anyone know a good one?

Cheers,
Sharon

[Pavel A.]

http://www.scitools.com/products/und...pp/product.php

--PA

"dotnetchic" <do********@gmail.comwrote in message news:11**********************@75g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...

I'm looking for a tool to help me analyze the source for a legacy app I
just inherited. There are several out there for .Net, but I need one
for C++ 6.0.

Anyone know a good one?

Cheers,
Sharon

[Lance Orner]

"dotnetchic" <do********@gmail.comwrote in message news:11**********************@75g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...

I'm looking for a tool to help me analyze the source for a legacy app I
just inherited. There are several out there for .Net, but I need one
for C++ 6.0.

Anyone know a good one?

>On 2006-08-04, Pavel A. <pa*****@NOwritemeNO.comwrote:
http://www.scitools.com/products/und...pp/product.php

<Jumping into the conversation...>

That looks like a cool program, and something I've been looking for
for a while, but is there another program out there along the same
lines that's a little more, well, free?

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Lance Orner
la***@orner.net

[Pavel A.]

"Lance Orner" <la***@orner.netwrote in message news:sl******************@king.orner.com...

<Jumping into the conversation...>

That looks like a cool program, and something I've been looking for
for a while, but is there another program out there along the same
lines that's a little more, well, free?

But there is somehing called Return on Investment, right?
You don't work for free. Your employer pays you from the income they
get for selling your work. The cost of the tools are pat of the expences
included into the price of your product.
To test whether this software is good for you, there is a free evaluation.

Regards,
--PA

[Lance Orner]

On 2006-08-04, Pavel A. <pa*****@NOwritemeNO.comwrote:

But there is somehing called Return on Investment, right?
You don't work for free. Your employer pays you from the income they
get for selling your work. The cost of the tools are pat of the expences
included into the price of your product.

That's true. What they're asking for this product is reasonable, and
my employer does pay for tools (they're already springing for VS Team
System). I like playing with tools at home and seeing what's
possible, and I try not to steal them. :) Therefore, if people have
tips for hidden gems for other products to try, I like to hear them.

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Lance Orner
la***@orner.net