Visualize execution paths with Control Flow Graphs

The control flow graphs in Understand™ provide a visual representation of functions and can be a powerful tool in quickly understanding inherited code. This video shows how to create and customize your own control flow graphs in Understand.
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[@xealit]

Excellent. It is surprising how businessmen understand the value of this, but engineers like LLVM/clang folks are so inside the box that never think about making something like this although they've got all the tools to do it. A fresh look from outside can be very useful indeed.

[@lerneninverschiedenenforme7513]

Looks amazing.
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[@xxsebaignacioxxgomez5019]

I am in my main function, I am trying to double click in the function calls and it does not go nowhere else

[@UnderstandbySciTools]

Make sure when you right-click in the editor, you have the "Allow Call Expansion" option turned on. This should allow you to double-click any function that your main function calls and will pull up a control flow graph for that function.