How do I extract a list of function prototypes from C++ code?

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This is how I did it...    :)
THANKS EVERYONE!!!
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Matt Graham writes: 

> From: X Y <achaios_1 at yahoo.com>
>> I assume that by "every function prototype" you mean that you want to have
>> a list of all functions of every class. If my assumption is correct I can
> help you.
>> I do not know Perl or similar stuff, the best way to do such a job is to use
> C. 
> 
> Seriously?  I'm thinking that's overkill of an insane degree.  If you have
> exuberant-ctags installed (many people will), then go into the root dir of
> the project.  Run ctags -R .  "grep 'f$' tags | sed -e 's#.*/\^##' -e
> 's#\$/.*##' > functions.txt" .  You may have to sort that and pipe it
> through uniq to get a better list.  At least, that should get you a first
> approximation with minimal effort, and a ctags guru could probably get a
> better solution.  This is what I came up with in 5 minutes. 
> 
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