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Positive points:
- Works on Linux and MacOS as well as on Windows
- Very fast. Do you have some speed information? cpp-dependencies runs on Chromium on a 3-year old i7 laptop in 5.5 seconds (after pre-caching the source code).
- Directed query commands (as it is aimed at very large projects)
- Many different forms of outliers - unused headers, unused components, highly-dependent components, large source files...
- Command-line interface allowing for multiple queries with a single analysis (for reducing CI integration time-to-run)
- More information extracted from links; you can ask for a direct include-path from one component to another and see the shortest path from A to Z with all includes causing that path to exist.
Negative points:
- No tight MSVC integration.
- No interactive graph link - in fact, viewing graphs is entirely not part of the software itself. It only does the analysis.
- No CSV output. I'm not sure what it's good for from my point of view, but it's not here.
- No HTML output.
- No Doxygen output.
The tool is currently set up to be used from a script or from a command-line, and is typically used on very large code bases so having a flat output of everything into a single file is not very useful. As you say in your documentation as well, "for a large project it is possible for this to overwhelm Doxygen".
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Peter
Sorry that I wasn't clearer, I thought that my analysis might be complementary to yours. My code is fast enough for my problems, i.e. it is slow as I've observed whilst running it on the Bloomberg Development Environment - that conversation has some links to example output. So eventually I might get around to performance improvements but nobody has actually asked me for them yet.
When I get the opportunity I was going to compile your code and have a play and see what ideas I might copy. So thought it would only be polite to let you know of my solution.
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Related Issues (20)
- Make includesize output more useful by outputting the highest scores only
- Create clang-format file & run it in CI system somewhere
- dose this also work for C only? HOT 1
- boost dependency necessary for Linux? HOT 2
- Make very explicit what the tool does with CMakeLists HOT 3
- No such file or directory error HOT 2
- Release pre-built binaries for Linux/MacOS/Windows HOT 1
- Error when compiling with VS on Windows - memrchr HOT 5
- Add support for d3.js visualisations HOT 1
- std::bad_alloc (core dumped) on Ubuntu 16.04
- Does it support bazel build system ? HOT 1
- show snap installation instructions on readme? HOT 2
- C++17 std::filesystem instead of boost HOT 4
- Assertion failed in src/Input.cpp:304 HOT 8
- Clarify purpose and status of this repository HOT 1
- Can I use cpp-dependencies to analyse C project? HOT 1
- Cannot scan libwebp due to parenthesis level check HOT 4
- Ubuntu 22.10 permission denied error with cpp-dependencies installed via snap
- assertion failed in ReadCmakelist while running cpp-dependencies on itself
- CMake Error about "Could NOT find Boost (missing: Boost_INCLUDE_DIR filesystem system)"
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