In the not-very-well documented cross reference utility, there
exists a word THRESHOLD which sets the cutoff point below which
no cross references will be compiled. This is useful to exclude
the common kernel words such as AND or MOD from being cross
referenced, as it is much more interesting to see what's going
on in the application code.

Simply put the statement

HERE THRESHOLD

at the top of your file, compile it, then execute UNCALLED. The
list will be much shorter.

UNCALLED takes no parameters.

Rick

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On 3/28/2002 at 2:32 PM Azedia of DOLFINA wrote:

>Hi Rick,
>
>I tried the UNCALLED at the console and it listed out all of the uncalled
>words
>in my SF directory including the src/ide and runs for several seconds.
>

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