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Subject: [Doxygen-users] Fortran Graph: option for quasi-flowchart
From: Denis Perret-Gallix <Denis.Perret-Gallix () cern ! ch>
Date: 2011-03-18 11:09:37
Message-ID: FBD9F169050B9843882CBA36E94DF4180787C36F () CERNXCHG01 ! cern ! ch
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Doxygen is providing a nice graph/diagram of the calling sequence.
As it is now looking at a diagram, from top to down, the called subroutine/=
function are sorted alphabetically.
Is there a possibility (or could it be implemented) to list them in the seq=
uence they appear in the code ?
SUBROUTINE TEST
CALL B_INIT()
CALL A_CLOSE()
END SUBROUTINE
now we gets
|-----> A_CLOSE()
TEST ------|
|-----> B_INIT()
could we get optionally:
|-----> B_INIT()
TEST ------|
|-----> A_CLOSE()
which reflects more precisely the sequence of calls, giving a quasi flowcha=
rt. Quasi only because
that would not take into account the various branching in a complex algorit=
hm ... but still for many cases that would be good enough.
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10pt;">Doxygen is providing a nice graph/diagram of the calling sequence. <br>
As it is now looking at a diagram, from top to down, the called subroutine/function \
are sorted alphabetically. <br>
Is there a possibility (or could it be implemented) to list them in the sequence they \
appear in the code ?<br> <br>
SUBROUTINE TEST<br>
<br>
CALL B_INIT()<br>
<br>
CALL A_CLOSE()<br>
<br>
END SUBROUTINE<br>
<br>
now we gets<br>
\
|-----> A_CLOSE()<br> TEST ------|<br>
\
|-----> B_INIT()<br> <br>
could we get optionally:<br>
<br>
\
|-----> B_INIT()<br> TEST ------|<br>
\
|-----> A_CLOSE()<br> <br>
which reflects more precisely the sequence of calls, giving a quasi flowchart. Quasi \
only because<br> that would not take into account the various branching in a complex \
algorithm ... but still for many cases that would be good enough.<br> <br>
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