The Program Database Toolkit offers a robust tool infrastructure that enables users to access the source code's high-level interface with ease. It is a powerful tool that can facilitate software development processes.
The Program Database Toolkit (PDT) is an infrastructure tool that grants easy access to the high-level interface of source code, designed for analysis tools and applications. In order to implement several tasks in an integrated programming environment, access to program information is often necessary. PDT introduces a framework that allows for the analysis of source code written in numerous programming languages and for developers to easily access rich program knowledge.
PDT uses a standard program representation, known as the program database (PDB), which can be accessed uniformly through a class library that supports common PDB operations. By utilizing this library, software tools can achieve a variety of tasks, including documentation of program components, creation of graphic program browsers that display class hierarchies, function call graphs, and template instantiations, insertion of instrumentation for performance profiling and tracing, and generation of interface details for calling library routines or building interlanguage bindings.
This latest release of the Program Database Toolkit features minor updates to its features, including bug fixes and code cleanups that ensure the software runs smoothly and effectively. Ultimately, the Program Database Toolkit provides developers with an efficient, user-friendly tool for analyzing and understanding source code, making it an invaluable resource for programmers of all skill levels.
PDT uses a standard program representation, known as the program database (PDB), which can be accessed uniformly through a class library that supports common PDB operations. By utilizing this library, software tools can achieve a variety of tasks, including documentation of program components, creation of graphic program browsers that display class hierarchies, function call graphs, and template instantiations, insertion of instrumentation for performance profiling and tracing, and generation of interface details for calling library routines or building interlanguage bindings.
This latest release of the Program Database Toolkit features minor updates to its features, including bug fixes and code cleanups that ensure the software runs smoothly and effectively. Ultimately, the Program Database Toolkit provides developers with an efficient, user-friendly tool for analyzing and understanding source code, making it an invaluable resource for programmers of all skill levels.
What's New
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