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pycdep 0.0.2 (experimental)
Header file dependency analysis and visualization for C/C++.

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  2. Open Command Prompt
  3. Type pypm install pycdep
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version 0.0.2 on Jul 24th, 2011

PyCDep

PyCDep is a python and prolog tool to perform in-depth header file dependency analysis and visualization.

The main program is pycdep.py.

Support and Documentation

Some aspects of the tool are discussed on technogems.blogspot.com. Additionally there's getting started documentation in sphinx format. Finally, use can consult the source code.

License

PyCDep is offered under the GPLv3.

Authors

PyCDep is a hobby project of Stefaan Himpe

News

0.0.1

Release date: 11-Apr-2011

  • Initial release.
0.0.2
  • New feature * sorting include files by importance
  • Order of magnitude speed up
  • Bug fixes: * removed undesired remaining choicepoints in several prolog predicates * files ending in .sh are considered header files of "h" is defined as header file suffix * add missing dependency on python project argparse in setup.py * problems with window sloppy file name case on linux systems * do not bail out during full_report generation if no hierarchy constraints are defined * clean up prolog predicates by removing unused arguments * be smarter about where to find the prolog template, allowing to start pycdep from any folder * problems with win32 path handling due to refactorings for speed optimization

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Last updated Jul 24th, 2011

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