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    Default Anyone know of an includes parser?

    Been toying lately with adding some fixes/improvements to SRL lately. (Although every time I come up with something someone posts a fix for the same issue first. )

    My biggest headache is trying to figure the call hierarchy. In particulare trying to figure out where a particular routine is invoked is a pain unless you are already familiar with the includes. Anyone have/know of a tool that would parse through the includes and generate a function dependency of some sort.
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    Not quite what I was looking for. Looking to build a tree of what functions call what functions to make adding to/patching SRL easier. For example SRL is initialized with SetupSRL(), which calls xxx and yyy, which calls...I could do it by hand but Ugh.
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    i dont know why i cant see

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