Re: how to create a Snapshot of subroutines or functions used in a project
- From: "Mike" <acout@xxxxxxx>
- Date: 23 May 2006 18:25:12 -0700
Thank you , Jugoslav.
I really like the call graph and the caller graph.
It helps me to get a glance of the calls of the project.
I can put cursor on the 'main' of main program and see the call
hierarchy.
And I can trace and dig every call.
I also use module to pass global variables, however, as you mention, I
cannot view
these variables in the call graph. It's quite pity.
Thanks a lot, again.
.
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