Hi Monks,

I have a huge perl Code base (nice bunch of xmlrpc daemons).

Now since some of it became unmaintainable I'm looking around for some Analysis tools which are able to produce some nice graphs of call flows etc. I found some rather old posts on this suggesting tools like B::Xref and GraphViz which I tried but got only Segmentation faults. (perl -MO=Xref,-r myPackage.pm)

Is there any up to date tool for this ?

Thanks for any hint..

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