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Category: Plugin Directory / Source Code Analyzer / CallGraph Viewer
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Version: 0.8.0
Support Eclipse Version: 3.4 & 3.5
License: Free EPL
Development Status: Production/Stable
Company: Certiv Analytics
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CallGraph is a view plugin for Eclipse that enables extended graphical exploration of call hierarchies. Leverages the internal platform Call Hierarchy and Search mechanisms and uses Zest to provide a searchable graphical representation of the caller/callee relations between methods (including constructors and internal classes).
Designed to help understand complex and/or extended flow relations in larger scale applications.
Added on: 29-Sep-2008 | Updated: 13-Jul-2009
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Last 2 Comments
| User: Anonymous | Rating: 10 | 2009-09-03 05:36:03 | | | This is truly the most impressing plugin I found so far (earlier in my programming life, I used to try out many plugins). It has everything I want from a callgraph tool, very integrated with the eclipse platform (i. e. any method distinctively selectable (expandable/collapsable) for visualization...), it uses the advanced graph-layout algorithms of the eclipse foundation and if you really need a graphics file you can even take an integrated screenshot (png file). In two words: Very recommended.
| | User: Anonymous | Rating: 7 | 2008-09-29 17:21:51 | | | I would give a 10 for the idea, but implementation is not so intuitive as expected and some things are not working, which I hope will be fixed soon.
Nice idea without some weird limitations of the "old" call hierarchy. I think with some UI polishing and better tuned layouts it would be a very valuable tool. I would remove some of useless layouts/routers, add configurable font size/color options, double click to open a method in editor and delete to remove it from layout, plus zoom in/out buttons /shortcuts. Then the tool would be useful.
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