Re: [Bug-cflow] cflow-1.1 doesn't find main

[Robert E. Michael]

Sergey,

    Reinstalling the patches to parser.c and symbol.c does seem
to fix the segmentation fault.
    I did notice that the printed error message now has the long
(i.e., full path) invocation name, rather than the short name
one usually expects.  But perhaps that is what is expected of
gnu tools.

    I have read the documentation you pointed me to because I
am looking for a way to exclude certain functions from cflow
listings.  In particular, for a large system that I am trying to learn,
it would be of great help if I had a convenient way to suppress the
common library routines such as "strchr" (and its relatives), and
maybe even some common IO routines line "fprintf".  That way
I can concentrate on the unique structure of that system, instead
of being bogged down by having to scan past lots of function
names which do not help me understand the new system.  I read about
the --include=spec command line switch, but it doesn't look like
that really does what I want.  Is there a way?

Bob Michael