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Code Dependency documentation software

I am looking for a tool to document legacy source code for an embedded C project I work with. I had it in my mind that there was a tool that would create charts of the various C and .h files, but I can't recall what it is called. Does anyone know of such a tool?

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doxygen

If you also install graphviz, then doxygen can generate nice call graphs and other diagrams too.

Judge Maygarden  2009-01-28 23:30:07
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Understand

Eric  2009-01-28 23:32:11
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There's a big list at this url too.

Eric  2009-01-28 23:35:02

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