Function Referencing in C

ericm@ims.com (Eric Martinson)
Tue, 29 Jun 1993 17:17:47 GMT

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From: ericm@ims.com (Eric Martinson)
Keywords: C, tools, question, comment
Organization: Integrated Measurement Systems, Inc.
Date: Tue, 29 Jun 1993 17:17:47 GMT

We are looking for a tool that will allow us to scan many (very many) C
source files to determine which functions are no longer used. A very
detailed cross referencing program could probably do the job.


Any feedback would be appreciated.
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Eric C. Martinson Integrated Measurement Systems
ericm@ims.com|(503) 626-7117 A Subsidiary of Cadence Design Systems
[If you're compiling them on a Unix system, I've often hacked up a little
cross-referencer which uses nm, sort, and some awk scripts to produce an
xref of who calls who. Doesn't address the issue of intra-module calls,
though. I'd think that pretty much any C function cross-referencer would
be able to give you what you need. -John]
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