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Re: Becoming familiar with a too-big codebase?by planetscape (Chancellor) |
on Jun 15, 2005 at 09:43 UTC ( [id://466846]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
I have found several utilities to be helpful for just this sort of thing. When I asked something similar in the FullPage Chat, castaway pointed me in the direction of podgen, which will jump-start the process of commenting your monolith.
Perl::Tidy helps clean up your source and make it more readable. Perl Builder and ActiveState's Komodo may also have some helpful options or utilities. Update: Seeking advice about learning another's code and Reverse Engineering Perl Tool? also contain excellent suggestions. HTH, * Update: 2005-12-28 Kudos to both john_oshea and tfrayner for alerting me to the fact that my link above has been rendered usless by the foul creatures known as spammers... I have found what appears to be a good link to obtain DoxyFilt; the most recent version seems to be from August 24, 2005: Doxygen-0.84.tar.gz. Thanks again, guys!
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