Re: how to create a Snapshot of subroutines or functions used in a project
- From: "Jugoslav Dujic" <jdujic@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 17:58:57 +0200
Mike wrote:
| I've surfed them.
| Are these softwares of calling tree or callby tree embed in CVF?
| Yes I forgot to mention I use CVF.
| thank you very much.
Not exactly a call tree, but there's built-in "source browser".
To enable it, put a cursor on any symbol and hit F12; when asked
to rebuild, answer yes. After that, go to Tools/Source Browser
and *uncheck* "Case-sensitive". From that point on, F12 will lead
you to the definition of the symbol (subroutine) under cursor, and
Alt+F12 will display "source browser" window which offers more
options.
The feature is a bit quirky (it doesn't always recognize module
symbols, and occasionally check-box
"Project/Settings/Browse info/Build browse info file"
gets unchecked for unknown reason), but can be immensely useful.
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