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Shiny is a lightning fast, fully documented & by-far-easiest-to-use C/C++/Lua profiler with no extensive surgery. Results are smoothed & shown in run-time as a call-tree or sorted-by-time. Output also renderable as graphs in Ogre3D or your custom engine

https://github.com/jplevyak/ifa IFA, Iterative Flow Analysis is a combined data-flow and control flow analysis. It is capable of resolving the concrete types (as opposed to the nominal or declared types) and the interprocedural call graph for statically or dynamically typed programs.

KCachegrind visualizes traces generated by profiling, including a tree map and a call graph visualization of the calls happening. It's designed to be fast for very large programs like KDE applications.

A bash shell script which will read active call destinations in E.164 format from a source (such as Asterisk), then run the called number through some plain text and MySQL databases to find the best latitude/longitude match. It then creates a .html file with Google Maps API JavaScript code which will display a single call origination point and the active destinations (calls) on a Google Maps world map.

The project's aim is to develop a fast Method Call Graph generator for the Java Programming Language. The search proceedure combines a Finite State Machine and ad hoc parsing to allow for fast access to method definitions and method calls within the source code.

3-D Java code comprehension and visualization tool that allows the recording of the execution of a java program from an arbitrary point to another and visualizes the call graph in a 3-D environment, featuring a source code browser to aid code comprehension. https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B9tS9YG34Qd4RlVTMUo5UFRGUzg/edit

FunctionCheck is a profiler for C/C++ programs, based on gcc V4.6.3+. Features are flat profile, cycles detection, call-graph, MIN/MAX time in functions, memory profiling, profiling control at execution...

hlv is a collection of high level view plugins for eclipse. A the moment it will just be a call graph view using the zest toolkit and GEF.

Togra is a high-level approach to 3D application scripting using Python and OpenGL. Rather than providing direct access to OpenGL calls, Togra allows users to script a call graph, then evaluates this call graph in C. This gives easy, fast 3D graphics.

Cflow2vcg convert the result of the cflow utility in a VCG format. It offers the ability to view graphically the call-graph of sources, and import it in documentation.

Given a GCC "gmon.out" file (or output from the GNU tool gprof), generate an HTML version with one page per call graph, including hyperlinks and (later) graphical analysis.

This tool converts the output of gprof to a format processible by the DOT tool, to generate a nice graphical function call graph.

Functrace is a tracing facility, similar to ltrace/strace, that can be used for tracing the dynamic call graph internal to a running program (i.e. a trace of function calls).

MSP430static is a tool for the analysis of MSP430 firmware images, such as those produced by TinyOS and mspgcc. Features include call-graph generation, recovery of library symbol names, and easy extensibility in Perl or SQL.