PB XRef Listing

[Andy Flowers]

I don't know if this is the right thread for this question.

I am looking for a program that capable of parsing all of my source code then print out a list of all functions/subs. showing if the function/sub is being called, in addition, which function/subs is calling the function/subs. .... am I making sense? During the days of MS Basic 7 there was a utility called Xref that did it.

[Dave Biggs]

See these PB source code analysers:

Checkit "Source Code Checker" - Scott Slater
http://www.powerbasic.com/support/pb...d.php?p=167521

PBcodec "PBcodec, Source Code Checker" - Borje Hagsten
http://www.reonis.com/POFFS/index.htm

They will do most of what you are after but not list function to function calls. Source code is available though so you might be able to extend them??

[Michael Mattias]

I use PBCodec and that includes a section listing references to procedures... which is the NUMBER of times each function is called. Not a 'tree' but it does find 'dead' procedures.

[Cliff Nichols]

Guys don't forget "TRACE" as you guys have shown me.

Although I have tried to improve upon, but hard to beat the best at the job that is their job.

Using TRACE in most cases can at least narrow down, if not find your problem in my mind

[Michael Mattias]

A "procedure tree" sounds like a nice third-party product.

I have to supply source code as part of a lot of my contracts. Would be a nice piece of "technical documentation" to include for the client.

MCM

[jcfuller]

A "procedure tree" sounds like a nice third-party product.

I have to supply source code as part of a lot of my contracts. Would be a nice piece of "technical documentation" to include for the client.

MCM

Isn't that what the Lynx Project Explorer does?

http://www.zippety.net/


James