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Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2005 11:38:32 -0800 (PST)
From: Carl Spalletta <cspalletta@yahoo.com>
Subject: [ANNOUNCE] Linux-tracecalls, a new tool for Kernel development, released
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>From http://www.linuxrd.com/~carl/cgi-bin/lnxtc.pl?help

"'LINUX-TRACECALLS' finds all call chains leading to a given function in the Linux
kernel, to some arbitrary depth. It consists of two parts - a set of specially
prepared cscope databases for the kernel source tree, and a perl program, 'lnxtc.pl',
to do the call chain discovery based on the information in the cscope DBs."

"It works, in part, by expanding function-yielding macros and by mangling function names
with the name of the file containing the function's definition, prior to creating the
cscope files."

"It is believed to be highly accurate.."


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