Simple tool to draw the header-file dependency map of your C/C++ project
- output will include only header specifications delimited by '
"' - i.e. header files delimited by '
<|>' will be eliminated as they are not core parts of your project.
git clone https://github.com/rahulrajaram/dependency_mapper.git && cd dependency_mapper && pip install . && cd ..
# view help/usage text
dependency_mapper --help
# find all mappings of all source files within the directory;
# might include unwanted output like iles/om test/ directory
cd <path/to/project/source>
dependency_mapper
# find all mappings within a specific directories, say, 'src/' and 'include/'
dependency_mapper -p src include
# additionally extract directives specified in the '</>' format
dependency_mapper -p src -s
# find all mappings within a specific directory, say, 'src/'
dependency_mapper -p src
# find all mappings within a specific directory, say, 'src/'
# AND highlight a set of files, say, 'main.cpp', and 'utils.h'
dependency_mapper -p src -hl main.cpp utils.h
# find all mappings within a specific directory, say, 'src/'
# AND highlight a set of files, say, 'main.cpp', and 'utils.h'
# AND strip out output that does not contain 'main.cpp' and 'utils.h'
dependency_mapper -p src -hl main.cpp utils.h -c+-------------+--------------------+
| bar.h | foo.h |
+-------------+--------------------+
| baz.h | bar.h |
| | foo.h |
+-------------+--------------------+
| main.cpp | baz.h |
+-------------+--------------------+