Re: [Doxygen-users] doxygen and graphviz

[Rod O. <oll...@SE...>]

Doxygen does not create graphs for the interaction between functions ( too bad
because that would be so intuitive to look at - huge, but intuitive ).  The
graphing is used to represent the interaction between classes - inheritance.

However, it does do something nearly as awesome that will likely assist you.
Individual parsed source files are available in the documentation, and here's
the big plus, it's hyperlinked.  Just click a function call and you'll jump to
the function -whether it's in the same class or not.

. . . so, yes,  you can see the interaction between different functions
scattered in diff. files, not as a graph, but as html documentation.

Merry Christmas,
Rod

Marian Gutica wrote:

> Hi,
> I am new to doxygen. I want to reverse engineer a application written in C.
> I am able to generate html files but what I am looking for are the
> interaction graphs  between different functions scattered in different
> files, who calls who. First of all is this possible ? If it is what
> configuration variables I have to use ? Do I have to add any doxygen
> keywords in my source files ?
> Second only when I use EXTRACT_ALL=YES I get the include dependency graph,
> but just the .gif files not the .dot files. Is this because I have set
> DOT_CLEANUP=YES ? I gathered probably this is the reason and I can test it
> anyway.
>
> I will appreciate help mainly for the first question.
>
> Thanks,
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