codeviz-1.0.12 on ubuntu 14.04
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It mounts current folder(.) to /app in container and uses codeviz compiler (gcc,
g++) to compile the source code in current folder, then generates the callgraph
in png format.
You may add make options to codeviz-make.sh script, it will be executed
via docker-compose command.
$ cp docker-compose.yml <your project root>
$ cp codeviz-make.sh <your project root>
$ cd <your project root>
$ docker-compose run --rm codeviz
Usage:
genfull [options]
Main Options:
-d, --toplevel Top level source directory (Default: current)
-f, --file Files to scan for data (Default: find all files)
-s, --subdirs Subdirectories to graph (Default: all)
-g, --method Method for collecting data (Default: cdepn)
-o, --output Output graph (Default: ./full.graph)
-h, --help Print this message
--version Print the version number
Post-Processing Options:
--skip Skip collection and only post-process
--pp-stack Calculate stack usage
For Linux kernel call graphs, the following calling is recommended
genfull -s "arch/i386 net lib ipc mm fs net kernel init drivers"
gengraph - Generate a call graph for a given set of functions
Usage:
gengraph [options]
Main Options:
-f, --function Top level functions to graph, quote if more than one
-t, --trim Ignore a set of Linux kernel functions (Kernel specific)
-i, --ignore Functions to ignore
-s, --show Show a function but not the sub-functions
-d, --maxdepth Maximum depth of graph
-r, --reverse Place the function at the bottom and graph callers
-g, --graph Source graph from by genfull (Default: ./full.graph)
-l, --location Show the location of the function declarations
-a, --all-locs Show the location of declarations and calls
-k, --keep Keep the sub.graph file
-o, --output Output postscript filename
-v, --verbose Verbose output
-h, --help Print this message
--no-extern Ignore functions not defined in the current source
--output-type Set the output type: ps, html png or gif (default: ps)
--output-font What font to use for output graph (default: Helvetica)
--output-fontsize Size of output font (default: 12)
--output-layout Layout direction: LR|RL|BT|TB (default TB)
--version Print the version number
HTML Options (specify --output-type=html above):
-e, --source Root of the source code being graphed
--html-fragment Generate HTML suitable for including in another page
--base-url Template URL to use for hyperlinks in the web page
--shighlight Use source-highlight for HTML links
--scss Cascading style-sheet to use for source-highlight
Regular Expression Options:
-z, --func-re Regular expressions of top-level functions to graph
-j, --ignore-re Regular expressions of functions to ignore
-y, --show-re Regular expressions of functions to show but not traverse
Post-Processing Options:
--pp-stack Show stack usage and highlight excessive usage
--pp-cstack Show cumulative usage in a given set of code paths
--pp-oprofile Show function costs from an oprofile report
Daemon Options:
-p, --daemon Run gengraph as a daemon
-q, --client Run gengraph as a client to a gengraph daemon
--plain Output the dot graph file but do not use dot
--stdout Use this file as standard out instead of normal
--stderr Print errors to this file instead of STDERR
Patched gcc is installed to /usr/local/gccgraph. To compile a project
for use with CodeViz, genearlly the following will work
make CC=/usr/local/gccgraph/bin/gcc or g++
To generate a full.graph file for C, use
genfull
For C++, make sure you use the cppdepn method with
genfull -g cppdepn
or the results will not be what you expect.
Content type
Image
Digest
Size
330.1 MB
Last updated
about 10 years ago
docker pull samuelololol/ubuntu-codeviz-base