A stack overflow thread (found through google of course) directed me to use doxygen to auto-create documentation (originally because I inherited a code base that was to be diagrammed, and I got tired of doing it by hand through Dia Diagram Editor).
Now doxygen has turned out to be really quite useful. However there is one thing I still can't seem to make it do: generate an include (or call) diagram for the entire code base. It'll generate an include hierarchy for a single file, or a call diagram for a single function, but I want to see the whole thing (it's not a very large code base :D ).
Anyone happen to know?
P.S. this in C, but I doubt it matters.
Whole-program static analysis is really beyond the scope of Doxygen, I feel.
However, the question 'Tools to get a pictorial function call graph of code' asks for much the same thing, and the answers refer to a number of different tools that sound very promising.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6496644/using-doxygen-to-create-through-graphvizs-dot-a-graphical-representation-of-t