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+1ReverseC reads in existing C source code, parses it, and, at a minimum, generates
the +1Environment files needed for modeling the existing source code.
+1ReverseC can:
- recursively descend one or more directories to locate which files
to reverse engineer.
- reverse engineer source code containing XView notify functions,
Motif callbacks, and signal calls.
- Optionally divide the source code into separate header files and source code
files, where each source code file contains only one function.
There are several advantages to this approach, such as only the modified function
would need to be compiled instead of all functions stored in the same file.
- After running +1ReverseC, +1Environment can graphically
display the calling structure of the code and
provide support for all +1Environment commands needed to enhance,
maintain, and reuse the source code.
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