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|Name=GNU cflow | |||
|Version=1.6 (Feb 2019) | |||
|Vendor=[[Free Software Foundation]] | |||
|Author=Sergey Poznyakoff | |||
|Licence=GNU [[GPL v3]] | |||
|WWW=https://www.gnu.org/software/cflow/ | |||
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'''GNU cflow''' is a little utility which parses your C source code and creates a handy map: what functions/procedures are called, the hierarchy, etc. in a pretty quick and handy way to visualize what the code is doing. | |||
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* [ | * [cflow 1.1] - OS/2 Port | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:GNU Software]] |
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Name | GNU cflow |
Version | 1.6 (Feb 2019) |
Vendor | Free Software Foundation |
Author | Sergey Poznyakoff |
Licence | GNU GPL v3 |
WWW | https://www.gnu.org/software/cflow/ |
GNU cflow is a little utility which parses your C source code and creates a handy map: what functions/procedures are called, the hierarchy, etc. in a pretty quick and handy way to visualize what the code is doing.
Links
- [cflow 1.1] - OS/2 Port