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 Celerity is a powerful application for analyzing C/C++ projects. It can process millions of source code lines. It supports standard C/C++ (and K&R style of sources as well). For each analyzed project, it produces a multifaceted cross-referenced database and shows source and include files, indexes of lexical elements, all macros, all definitions, expandable definitions in a file, references (function declarations and invocations), reference-by's, contents of per-directory definitions, construct hierarchy, diagnosis outputs, symbol searches, etc. Definitions and invocations could be expanded conveniently by just a single click. All these combined help a C/C++ developer to quickly read, understand, review, research and maintain a critical or large code base.
It has a user-friendly interface with features like tabs, docking, auto-hiding, floating, drag and drop, etc. It allows the user to quickly locate each functional window and rearrange these windows in different layouts.
It includes a versatile editor for text/hexadecimal files. Facilitative features include syntax styling, auto-indenting of new lines, auto-completion of words, and auto-formatting of the entire content for better readability. It also dynamically shows cascaded tags in a file. File formats could be defined to specify how to handle directives, colors, styles, etc. FTP files are handled as local files.
It includes a studio for multiple projects with commands dealing with each project or all projects. Strong multiple-file find & replace functions enable the user to do quick searches within the background.
It has a differencing module which can perform multiple file-to-file or directory-to-directory comparisons in a background manner.
Related Searches: C/C++, programming language, source code analyzer, software development, million source code line, critical or large code base, auto format, cascaded tags, construct hierarchy, direct FTP access
Recent Changes: Not Established
Install Support: Install and Uninstall
Supported Languages: English
Additional Requirements: Not Established
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