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From: peter@cuba.cayman.com (Peter Schmidt)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c,comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Need widget to break C source files into component functions
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Date: 13 Jun 90 20:42:44 GMT
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Please pardon the cross-post, but I've found it remarkably difficult to
lay my hands on the tool I need.

I have a need to take a pile of random - but compilable - C source and
separate it into its component functions.  I don't care how I do it; currently
I'm using GNU Emacs' mark-c-function to do the job.  Unfortunately, it barfs
about 10% of the time.

Has someone out there made a tool to do this?  Do you know of something I
could adapt to do the job?  (And please don't point me to the gcc source.  I'm
not a compiler guru of any form, so I'm reserving gcc as a last resort.)

Thanks in advance for any assistance -- Peter