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Re: Static analysis of g++ call flow

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From: Anil Joshi
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1993 14:41
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rms@gnu.ai.mit.edu (Richard Stallman) writes:

>A source-scanning cross-referencer can handle ordinary use of macros
>well.  It can find calls made via macros by scanning the macro bodies.
>It would record them as calls "from the macros".

A couple of years ago I suggested that gcc (or other compilers in
Unix) implement cross-referencing ala IBM MF PL/1 or COBOL
cross-referencing. I got a responses ranging from "Why does one need a
xref" to "On Unix there are lots of tools that obviate the need for a"
xref" from various persons (including gnu volunteers). Change of mind
at the top? If so, that would be a nice addition to the gcc and associates.

Anil
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