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The two usual ways I've seen it is either by following the code/control-flow (calls or inverted as called by) or by following the data flow. You can select any

The two usual ways I've seen it is either by following the code/control-flow (calls or inverted as called by) or by following the data flow. You can select any code function and see the call (or called) graph (shown as a tree), similarly for any data element and see the data elements that use (or is used by) graph and pruning cycles.

rzzzt 3y ago
Call hierarchy trees usually cut cycles with a "there is already a node for this method elsewhere in the tree" end stop.
- karmakaze 3y ago
  Is this meant so say it's good, bad, or just is? (which is what I meant by pruning cycles).
  - rzzzt 3y ago
    I'm OK with this behavior :)