Is there an existing tool that can generate a DOT digraph of a program's call
graph?
Andrew
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Compiler cross references were needed when editor's were used. Today, we
have IDE's (Interactive Development Environments). Several are available,
each with their pro's and con's. I currently use VSCODE but each has
features I like and dislike.
Most IDE's allow you to select a variable in a prog
On Wed, Jun 17, 2020 at 12:16 PM wrote:
>
> I remember using mainframe FORTRAN compilers where the compiler would print
> out a page of symbol cross references.
>
> For each symbol or function there would listed the line where it was defined
> and then line numbers where it was used/referenced.
I remember using mainframe FORTRAN compilers where the compiler would print
out a page of symbol cross references.
For each symbol or function there would listed the line where it was
defined and then line numbers where it was used/referenced.
Something similar would be useful for GO. Printing
