> Does anyone know a way of generating a call-graph from a set of ocaml
> sources?  What I want to do is, at a minimum, get a list of all the
> functions that could be called as a result of a given function 
> invocation.
>  Essentially, I'm looking for dependency information on the 
> function-call
> level, similar to what ocamldep provides on the module level.

Xavier Leroy points out something more complicated than I was thinking. 
  What I was going to do was, for each function f with a definition in 
the top environment, generate the list of all other such functions 
lexically bound inside f.  Maybe add a hack for non-functor modules or 
something.  So that throws out all anonymous functions and lots more.  
It's not really about call path.  I was presuming it was for assisting 
visual code inspection.

What is it for in reality?


Jeff



On Friday, May 23, 2003, at 12:34 PM, Yaron M. Minsky wrote:

> Does anyone know a way of generating a call-graph from a set of ocaml
> sources?  What I want to do is, at a minimum, get a list of all the
> functions that could be called as a result of a given function 
> invocation.
>  Essentially, I'm looking for dependency information on the 
> function-call
> level, similar to what ocamldep provides on the module level.
>
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