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30/06/2008, 17h57

In article <62e3029a-2655-4b63-9511-d561acba7a89@
34g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>, julekmen@go2.pl says...
> Hi,
> is there a tool which parses cpp and h files, finds unused things, and
> deletes them from code?

Yes. It's called an "optimizing compiler". :-)

> For example unused methods, enums, enum
> values, defines... It doesn't have to be sophisticated (it doesn't
> have to check, that ClassA::funX is used somewhere, but ClassB::funX
> is not used anywhere, so we can delete only ClassB::funX).

Realistically, getting something like this to work correctly would be
quite difficult -- little short of a full-blown compiler could really do
the job correctly.

--
Later,
Jerry.

The universe is a figment of its own imagination.

30/06/2008, 17h57	#2
Jerry Coffin Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Tool to delete unneeded methods/enums, etc. In article <62e3029a-2655-4b63-9511-d561acba7a89@ 34g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>, julekmen@go2.pl says... > Hi, > is there a tool which parses cpp and h files, finds unused things, and > deletes them from code? Yes. It's called an "optimizing compiler". :-) > For example unused methods, enums, enum > values, defines... It doesn't have to be sophisticated (it doesn't > have to check, that ClassA::funX is used somewhere, but ClassB::funX > is not used anywhere, so we can delete only ClassB::funX). Realistically, getting something like this to work correctly would be quite difficult -- little short of a full-blown compiler could really do the job correctly. -- Later, Jerry. The universe is a figment of its own imagination.