counting the number of functions that make up a exe

[ugly]

I am looking at suite of applications that are built from a large number of code libraries. For a particular application not all parts of a particular library will be used. I need to find out what classes and more importantly the total number of constituent functions that make up a particular exe. can this be done in studio (with a breakdown between mfc and stuff written by programmers).

thanks for any help
martin

 

[PerFnurt]

I dont think you can, unless the functions are actually linked in a dll. You can then use the dependancy walker so see what functions in the DLL are called by the application.



_{Nerdy signatures are as lame as the inconsistent stardates of STTNG.}

 

[JOLESEN]

What I would do :

Build the entire suite of applications, making sure that a map-file is generated for every application.

The map-file contains all the information you need - only you have to learn how to read it (Looks a bit cryptic).
Maybe you should make a utillity program to parse the map-file. This program could also exclude the MFC-stuff from the final list. Nice little project !


/JOlesen