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Guilhem BONNEFILLE <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
License: gpl
Other License: 
Package: cflow2cflow
System name: cflow2cflow
This package does NOT want to apply for inclusion in the GNU project

This package contains a small utility to quickly manipulate the output of a 
large cflow output file.

Usage is:

./cflow2cflow [options] [input.cflow]

where \'input.cflow\' is the output generated by the \'cflow\' utility.

Alternatively you can use \'-\' to read from stdin (or just don\'t
give an input file).  Using \'--\' will make calltree to stop
processing options as usual.

Options:
--function <function name> : print only call tree of <function name>.
--stop <function name>     : stop traversing into tree at this function.
--depth <number>           : stop traversing into tree at this depth.
--inverse                  : print inverse call tree.
--sun                      : print output in Sun format.

The options --function and --stop can be given more than once.


It already exists but it doesn\'t have any web site.