call graphs with doxygen and dot cause problems

[lars]

Hi,

we use DoxyGen together with the DOT tool of AT&T to document our
sources.

Here now is my problem (trying to explain as well as I can):

I intend to generate call graphs with the help of the mentioned tools.
Unfortunately DOT seems to open the corresponding sources through a
text editor (UltraEdit in my case). No problem for little programs. In
our case that many files are opened, that UltraEdit can not handle it
anymore (at least that's my impression). In the logging shell box I
get a message like "no more space" for each try to generate a call
graph.

Did anyone have this problem, too, and was able to get rid of it?

Thank's for help

Lars

 

[Jack Klein]

Hi,

we use DoxyGen together with the DOT tool of AT&T to document our
sources.

Here now is my problem (trying to explain as well as I can):

I intend to generate call graphs with the help of the mentioned tools.
Unfortunately DOT seems to open the corresponding sources through a
text editor (UltraEdit in my case). No problem for little programs. In
our case that many files are opened, that UltraEdit can not handle it
anymore (at least that's my impression). In the logging shell box I
get a message like "no more space" for each try to generate a call
graph.

Did anyone have this problem, too, and was able to get rid of it?

Thank's for help

Lars

I have no idea where this question is topical, but it most certainly
is not here. It has nothing at all to do with the C++ programming
language, which does not define "doxygen", "dot", "call graph", and
most of the other things you mention.

If you think the problem is your editor, try another editor.