Q1 I've seen the way 'less' can interact with ctags...
i.e. less -t <tagname> firing up sourcecode for a function definition...
Anyone know the most convineint way of making a directory recursive version of this behaviour?
Q2 are there command line tools for linux to generate and navigate call-graphs and so on from c/c++ source?
Have you looked at cscope? Its interface is more complicated than a simple command line but it works inside a terminal. I use it plugged straight into emacs.Originally Posted by ceti331
Do you want to do this statically, as in generate a printout of the program graph? I've never had the need to do that, but I use cscope all the time to jump around in code quickly. It's easy to ask where a function or symbol is defined, every location where it is referenced, get a list of all functions called by function X(), get a list of all functions which call function X(), etc.Q2 are there command line tools for linux to generate and navigate call-graphs and so on from c/c++ source?
Code://try //{ if (a) do { f( b); } while(1); else do { f(!b); } while(1); //}
Doxygen perhaps?
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