All releases of cpptools
Release Notes: This version was completely rewritten, and now correctly identifies float numbers beginning with ".". A CppTokenizer.py script was created which shows how the compiler's lexical analyzer breaks a program into pieces (tokens).
Release Notes: This release introduces two new tools. CppBinHierarchy scans library files (both .so and .a), object files, and executable files to generate a graphic showing dependencies among them. CppComment scans source files and translates C comments to C++, C++ comments to C, or replaces them with a single space (strip).
Release Notes: This release features cpptools' manual in PDF and CppText which generates a C++ program to output textfiles. It is very useful to implement generators, CGIs, and filters. Some new minor features were added.
Release Notes: This release features CppRename, the project's first refactoring tool. It renames identifiers (classes, functions, variables) while preserving comments and strings from changing. CppGprof2Dot, which generates execution call-tree for profiled executables, was added, along with some minor new features.
Release Notes: This release introduces CppFSMDoc.py, the Finite State Machine diagrammer which uses @FSM comment tags inside sourcefiles, and CppClassHierarchy.py, which parses source-code and generates a graphical dependency tree. Both tools use Graphviz to render image files. A minor bug in CppScanner.py was also fixed.
Release Notes: The C++ scanner classes were wrapped using libcpptools. A CppScanner.py tool was added, which is a a C++ scanner class written in Python. CppColorize.py was added for highlighting C++ code as HTML.
Release Notes: This release introduces a C/C++ scanner class (CppScanner) and a source-code to HTML highlighter tool (cpp2html). GCC 3.3 is supported.
