[neutered_knot]

I do code review for legal cases on occasion. When I do, and when possible as sometimes the tools I can use are specified before I get the job, I like to use doxygen (https://www.doxygen.nl/) to convert the code to html. It also creates call graphs.

It is nice because it links to function and method definitions where it can, so as I go through the code I open each function I am teaching in a new tab - the open tab set simulates the call stack.

[kingkongjaffa]

Hmm I’m familiar with generating documentation for functions with doc strings but how do you convert the code to html and generate the graphs?