The commands described in this section, require that LispWorks is producing cross-referencing information. This information is produced by turning source debugging on while compiling and loading the relevant definitions (see
toggle-source-debugging
in the
LispWorks Reference Manual
).
Argument:
function
Key sequence: None
Produces a Function Call Browser window showing those functions that call function . The name of the current top-level definition is offered as a default value for function . A prefix argument automatically causes this default value to be used.
Argument:
function
Key sequence: None
Produces a Function Call Browser window showing those functions that are called by function . The name of the current top-level definition is offered as a default value for function . A prefix argument automatically causes this default value to be used.
Argument:
function
Key sequence: None
Produces a Function Call Browser window showing the callers of function . The name of the current top-level definition is offered as a default value for function . A prefix argument automatically causes this default value to be used.
Argument:
function
Key sequence: None
Produces a Function Call Browser window showing the function calls from function . The name of the current top-level definition is offered as a default value for function . A prefix argument automatically causes this default value to be used.