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The Name Cross-Reference API provides programmatic access to the cross-referencing information computed by the CodeSonar analysis.
For general information about the CodeSonar cross-referencing infrastructure, see Name Cross-References.
Language Module Support: Internal representation for name cross-references is available for C/C++, binary, C#, and Java analyses.
The following table summarizes the cross-reference concepts represented in the Name Cross-References API.
| Cross-Reference Concept | API | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| C++ | Python | C | |
| kind | class xr_kind | class xr_kind | cs_xr_kind |
| usage (referred to as role in API) | class xr_role | class xr_role | cs_xr_role |
| kind-usage pair | class xr_kind_role | class xr_kind_role | cs_xr_kind_role |
| occurrence tuple | class xr_tuple | class xr_tuple | cs_xref_tuple |
By API language:
| C++ | Key classes related to cross-reference functionality are xr_tuple and xr_query. Some cross-reference functionality is provided by sfile. |
|---|---|
| Python | Key classes related to cross-reference functionality are xr_tuple and xr_query. Some cross-reference functionality is provided by sfile. |
| C | Header cs_xref.h provides functions and types for name cross-references. |
See also: