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Date: August 20, 1992 12:59
From: KIM::SMITHSON
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CC: SMITHSON
A demo of IDE's reverse engineering product will be held in the BeatHead lab Tuesday, Aug. 25th at 1:30.
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Date: August 20, 1992 14:03
From: KIM::SMITHSON
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CC: SMITHSON
The IDE product is a tool to document existing C code. You give it C source and a makefile, and then wait while it does an analysis of the code. It is parsed and a relational database is generated which allows you to browse the program and data structure graphically. Or you can query the database asking for things like every routine which writes a specific variable, or all functions which return a pointer to a particular type of struct. With the graphical editor, you can start at main and then point and grunt your way though the calling heirarchy. Clicking on an icon will bring up the associated source. This is what they SAY it does. The demo is to give them some samples of our code and see if it works. Bonnie
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Date: August 25, 1992 12:25
From: KIM::SMITHSON
To: @SYS$MAIL:ENGINEER
CC: SMITHSON
...will be held in the BeatHead lab at 1:30.
Aug 20, 1992