Dear Enter-Tainer,
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to start by expressing my gratitude for the cxx2flow tool, which has been incredibly helpful in converting C code to flowcharts. While exploring its features, I encountered an issue that I hope you can assist me with.
Issue Description
My sample C program consists of multiple functions, some of which reference other functions defined in different files. However, when I run cxx2flow on my input file, it throws an error because it cannot find the referenced functions in other files.
Request for Assistance
I was wondering if there's an option to instruct cxx2flow to ignore unreachable functions and simply use their names when drawing the flowchart. I attempted the following command, but it didn't resolve the issue:
command on windows cmd**
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c:\cxx2flow-windows-amd64.exe -- --ignore-missing sample2.c | dot -Tpng -o sample2_output.png
The error message I received was: "error: target function not found."
Appreciation and Request
I would greatly appreciate any guidance you can provide to help me continue exploring the capabilities of cxx2flow. Your assistance is invaluable to me.
Dear Enter-Tainer,
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to start by expressing my gratitude for the cxx2flow tool, which has been incredibly helpful in converting C code to flowcharts. While exploring its features, I encountered an issue that I hope you can assist me with.
Issue Description
My sample C program consists of multiple functions, some of which reference other functions defined in different files. However, when I run cxx2flow on my input file, it throws an error because it cannot find the referenced functions in other files.
Request for Assistance
I was wondering if there's an option to instruct cxx2flow to ignore unreachable functions and simply use their names when drawing the flowchart. I attempted the following command, but it didn't resolve the issue:
command on windows cmd**
Copy code
c:\cxx2flow-windows-amd64.exe -- --ignore-missing sample2.c | dot -Tpng -o sample2_output.png
The error message I received was: "error: target function not found."
Appreciation and Request
I would greatly appreciate any guidance you can provide to help me continue exploring the capabilities of cxx2flow. Your assistance is invaluable to me.