* how may I find unused methodes ?
@ 2000-10-02 10:09 Christophe Lohr
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From: Christophe Lohr @ 2000-10-02 10:09 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: sourcenav
Hi !
How may I find unused methodes in my C++ project with source navigator ?
(just like "lint" do for C code)
How can I save call tree of methodes (Xref window) in a textual file ?
How can I save list of all methodes (Symbols window) in a textual file ?
Thanks for your help.
Christophe.
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* Re: how may I find unused methodes ?
@ 2000-10-03 0:49 dave.banham
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From: dave.banham @ 2000-10-03 0:49 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: sourcenav
> How may I find unused methodes in my C++ project with source navigator ?
>(just like "lint" do for C code)
SN is a code comprehension (and IDE) tool and not a static analysis tool.
Moreover, there are lots of improvements to be made to SN's code comprehension
facilities before we even start to consider static analysis. I am also under the
impression that Lint will report on unused classes, objects, methods, etc. in
C++, just as it reports on unused items in C (although I have only used SN and
Lint on my embedded C projects). Have a look at PC-Lint by Gimpel:
www.gimpel.com.
Regards
Dave Banham
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