Does anyone know if there is a program to extract the static
 activation tree from a C++ program similar to what 'cflow' does
 to a C program?

 Specifically, when called on a list of C++ files, it will display
 a nested call tree of what functions could be called by other
 functions.  This will be necessarily approximate because of run-time
 binding of procedure names, but even the compile time resolvable
 activations would be sufficient.

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