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⚙️ The tool part supports C language, with strong scalability
Supported Language
Language
Maximum Version
C++
14
Getting Started
ENRE-cpp has been tested to be worked with Java 17.
Build & Installation
in case on the GNU/Linux and Mac platform:
// chmod a+x install.sh
./install.sh
in case on the Windows platfrom:
./install.bat
After installed the required libraries, you can build the jar file by using:
mvn clean package assembly:single
Usage
Append -h or --help without any other arguments to see list
of options:
Usage: ENRE-CPP [-hv] [-d=<dirs>]... [-p=<program_environment>]... directory
projectName
directory The directory to be analyzed
projectName A short alias name of the anayzed source code project
-d, --dir=<dirs> other directory need to analysis.
-h, --help display help for command
-p, --program_environment=<program_environment>
the program environment.
-v, --version print version information and exit
Examples
Use ENRE to analyze a demo project "electron" written in C++:
java -jar ENRE-CPP.jar demo-projects/electron electron -p electron/src
To increase the memory heap, you can add -Xmx before -jar, like:
java -jar -Xmx64g -Xms8g ENRE-CPP.jar demo-projects/electron electron
Documentation
Specifications on which kinds of entities and relations can be
captured and any other details can be found in documents