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From: hsrender@happy.colorado.edu
Newsgroups: comp.software-eng,comp.unix.sysv386
Subject: Re: Need cross-reference utility
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Date: 8 Mar 91 22:57:27 GMT
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In article <16206@reed.UUCP>, bob@reed.UUCP (Bob Ankeney) writes:
> 
>      I'm looking for a cross reference utility to run under either Sys V or
> MS-DOS.  One that can handle *lots* of C source code (99,000 symbols) and
> perhaps even some 80386 assembler.  The C source code has numerous ANSI
> prototype definitions, and the version of cxref we have won't cut it.  Any
> ideas or pointers?
> 
>      Much thanks,
>      Robert Ankeney
>      ...!tektronix!bob@reed.bitnet
>      ...!tektronix!reed!bob

There are other C cross reference tools available in the various net archives.
I like ID, which I believe is in the comp.sources.unix archive on 
gatekeeper.dec.com.  They also have a PD version of cxref and a couple of
xref tools called hat-n-coat.  If you want MS-DOS tools, check out the
comp.sources.misc archives on gatekeeper or look at the simtel20 archives
on wuarchive.wustl.edu.  They have TONS of stuff for PCs there.

Hope this helps.

hal.