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view the function-calls and the control flow of the function |
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examine the various paths of execution that are possible
within that function... |
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dig deeper by expanding the function-calls |
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CallFlow provides information that is not available in a call-tree or other means of analysis. |
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Start with a high-level function and go a few levels deep. |
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You can quickly get an overview of many functions. |
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Export a CallFlow to say HTML when you need to analyze,
discuss or document a set of related functions - all in a
single interconnected CallFlow. |
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No need to generate multiple documents, then trying to figure
out how they are connected.
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CallFlow helps you visualize the various sequences of
function-calls that will result when different paths through the
control-flow are taken. |
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It helps you check :
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Is the function-call sequence correct? |
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Are the arguments being set up correctly? |
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Will error-checking take place in each path? |
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A function accomplishes its task by |
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delegating certain parts of the task via function-calls and |
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performing the rest of the task within the function's logic |
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CallFlow shows what has been delegated and what is
performed by the function itself.
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Thus it helps you review the partitioning of the task among
various functions. It helps you achieve a good design.
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| CallFlow... for better software in less time!... |
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