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  1. #1
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    Aug 2002
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    c program anlyser

    hi,
    Iam a c programmer.. i find it difficult to track my programs flow
    once the project is built,..
    i want a tool which shall graphically show the timing of the
    each function and the value of each variable.. i searched but in vain..
    can any one please tell me where i can get such tool for free
    or evaluation version...
    The graphical representation of real time code while its
    executing..
    Thanks
    mahesh

  2. #2
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    Any particular OS/compiler?

    On Gnu and SunOS, you can switch on the profiler and run gprof after that for the pretty pictures. Rational also do a tool called quantify which does similar things.
    Succinct is verbose for terse

  3. #3
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    Aug 2003
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    You could try out Lexient's Surveyor tool if you're in a Windows Visual Studio environment. That would show you exacly what you're looking for...

  4. #4
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    Jan 2004
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    There is a toolkit available at www.appmind.com, free to use for developers. Using a C API you can add trace messages to your program and view the messages in a Java GUI. It also provides log file handling and stuff, and using trace levels you can leave the traces in release-compiled code and dynamically controll what should really be output. Excellent when you can't reproduce a problem a customer has in an controlled environment.

  5. #5
    Try this tool, it auto trace you program without programming.

    Auto Debug for Windows
    Best Api Monitor tool.
    Trace the target program automatically and monitor the parameters of all API and COM interfaces.

    Auto Debug for Windows 4.0
    Auto Debug for .Net
    http://www.autodebug.com/

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