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Where did 'Source Browser' go?

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Terry Griffin - 07 Feb 2005 19:23 GMT
Hi All,
  In VC 6 I often build with Browse Info and use the Source Browser. In Dev
Studio 2003 I can build with Browse Info but I can't find the same
functionality that the Source Browse provided, specifically the Call and
Callers Graphs. Has this functionality been elminated?
David Lowndes - 07 Feb 2005 20:23 GMT
>   In VC 6 I often build with Browse Info and use the Source Browser. In Dev
>Studio 2003 I can build with Browse Info but I can't find the same
>functionality that the Source Browse provided, specifically the Call and
>Callers Graphs. Has this functionality been elminated?

Terry,

Yes, it disappeared in the last 2 versions. The facility should be
back (in a new form) for VS005.

Dave
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