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+Basic walk-through
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+Basic walk-through
+To launch the Dependency Explorer Carbide.c++ Extension, you can either:
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+- Select the Dependency Explorer item in the Carbide menu (this starts automatically the SDK Selection wizard), or
+- Go to the Window > Show View > Other... menu, where the tool can be found under the Carbide Extensions category.
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+Before you start, ensure there are components to be analysed.
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+- Install the necessary SDKs to Carbide.c++. Symbian OS SDKs are recommended for extensive analysis. For instructions, see Managing SDKs.
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+Component dependency analysis involves the following steps:
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+- Select the SDK and build targets to be analysed.
+- (Optional) If needed, add third-party components such as Symbian OS Installation (SIS) files for analysis. For instructions, see Add SIS files.
+- (Optional) Generate cache for the build targets within the SDKs.
+- Select the components to be analysed.
+- Analyse the components to see, for example, which other components are using the selected one.
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You can also do the following: check the component's properties, check its imported functions, check its exported functions, locate components, find components, search for components and functions, view the source file, view the source file in project, and view method call locations.
+Finally, to share the results of your analysis, export a report as an HTML file.
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