Using Doxygen's \callergraph command ???

[PeteOlcott]

So far I can only get Doxygen to generate callergraphs for ALL
functions or for NO functions, Doxygen seems to be ignoring the
\callergraph command. Does anyone know how to limit Doxygen to
producing complete callergraphs (the entire function call sequence
that ends up at a specific function) for a limited number of
functions?

 

[peter koch]

So far I can only get Doxygen to generate callergraphs for ALL
functions or for NO functions, Doxygen seems to be ignoring the
\callergraph command. Does anyone know how to limit Doxygen to
producing complete callergraphs (the entire function call sequence
that ends up at a specific function) for a limited number of
functions?

I do not see what this has to do with the C++ language. Care to
explain?

/Peter

 

[PeteOlcott]

I do not see what this has to do with the C++ language. Care to
explain?

/Peter

It is used for automatically generating documentation for C++ systems,
and there are are no other more relevant groups.

 

[peter koch]

It is used for automatically generating documentation for C++ systems,
and there are are no other more relevant groups.

This does not make it relevant here. Why don't you visit doxygen.org?
They seem to have mailing-lists.

/Peter

 

[PeteOlcott]

This does not make it relevant here. Why don't you visit doxygen.org?
They seem to have mailing-lists.

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There seems to be no provision for asking a question there. If I could
ask a question there, I would. I have already tried reading many
different notes. According to these notes I am doing it correctly, yet
it still does not work.

 

[PeteOlcott]

This does not make it relevant here. Why don't you visit doxygen.org?
They seem to have mailing-lists.

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I did find a way to ask a question at doxygen.org.

 

[red floyd]

There seems to be no provision for asking a question there. If I could
ask a question there, I would. I have already tried reading many
different notes. According to these notes I am doing it correctly, yet
it still does not work.

I had a problem with my car, so I went to the mechanic, but he was out.
So I asked my baker instead.

You're still OT.

 

[Peter Olcott]

I had a problem with my car, so I went to the mechanic,
but he was out.
So I asked my baker instead.

You're still OT.

The Visual C++ people don't think so, and even gave me the
correct answer. If I was talking about something unrelated
to C++ such as for example Fortran compilers, then I would
be off topic. When I am talking about a C++ documentation
generation system I am not off topic.