the below perl script(by IVO1) will give the call tree of a c code...but its tracing only upto 2 functions ..help out guys..the snippet is 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use warnings;
use strict;
my ($tag, %list);
while (<DATA>){
next unless /./;
if (/^(\w+)/){
$tag = $1;
next;
}
if (/^-- (\w+)/){
push @{$list{$tag}}, $1;
}
}
for my $type (@{$list{main}}){
if ($list{$type}){
for (@{$list{$type}}){
print "main $type $_\n";
}
}
else {
print "main $type\n";
}
}

__END__

main
-- check
-- check1

check
-- computing
-- net

check1
-- computing2
-- net2

computing
-- community

The output should be 

main check computing community
main check net

main check1 computing2 
main check1 net2

But the output is coming as below:

main check computing1 
main check net

main check1 computing2 
main check1 net2

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Help out guys

If i use | in the snippet instead of -- , im getting an error , i used escape sequence stil its throwing errors..

In reply to Tree Analysis by rajkrishna89

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