Re: BSD cflow available

Hello Marcus,

* Marcus von Appen <mva_at_sysfault.org> wrote:
> Those interested in it are invited to test it out and blame me for any
> error that occurs. You can get the most recent version either using the
> bzr repository at http://sysfault.org/freebsd/cflow or by downloading
> on of the source packages available at http://sysfault.org/freebsd/.
> 
> Once downloaded (and extracted), you can build it using make.
> Afterwards you will find the assembler flowgraph generator under
> asmgraph/, the C flowgraph generator under cgraph/:
> 
>     ./asmgraph/asmgraph test/posixtest_nasm.s
>     ./cgraph/cgraph test/posixtest.c
> 
> As I did not integrate it into a local src/ tree for now, use both
> programs directly, not the cflow.sh shell script.

I just tried cgraph to see how it works, I've never used cflow before (I
didn't even know it was part of POSIX). I don't know if this is required
by the standards, but here it goes:

When I create 2 C files:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
a.c:

void a(void)
{
	b();
}
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
b.c:

void b(void)
{
}
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Two very simple C files with a function call that connects the objects
together. When I run cgraph, I get this:

| 1 a: void(), <a.c 1>
| 2   b: <>
| 1 b: void(), <b.c 1>

Isn't the application supposed to resolve b as well? cflow looks like a
useful utility. Hope to see it get integrated. :-)

Yours,
-- 
 Ed Schouten <ed_at_fxq.nl>
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