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Function Trace
Does anyone know if there is a util out there to run through a shell script and be able to trace the function call tree. I have inherited some code and the original author was ****mad**** keen on functions - even ones called only once!
If anyone knows of anything I would appreciate it - web trawling has not revealed anything yet. |
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