Create C callgraphs from gcc rtldumps via GraphViz.

Based on egypt, rewritten in python with added support for configurable root nodes and omission by regex. May or may not work with C++ code.

Compile your code with -fdump-rtl-expand (eg. by running make CFLAGS=-fdump-rtl-expand). This will generate some new files, most commonly with the extension .expand.

Run rtl2dot myproject.beepbop.expand | dot -Tsvg > myproject.svg to get a graph of the main function of your project.

Valid options are:

• --ignore <regex> Regular expression describing function names to be ignored
• --root <function> Select the function to use as root node of the graph
• --local Ignore functions that are not defined within the rtl dump (most likely library functions)
• --indirect Draw a dashed line when the address of a function is taken

Any other arguments are treated as input files. If no input files are given, input is expected on stdin.

./rtl2dot.py smtpd.expand --root core_loop --ignore "client_send|logprintf|common_*" --local | dot -Tsvg > smtpd.svg

This program is free software. It comes without any warranty, to the extent permitted by applicable law. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License, Version 2, as published by Sam Hocevar and reproduced below.

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