> I would like to know if there is some kind of "source navigator" mode to > browse C/C++ under emacs. > > I'm Looking something like Microsoft VC++ browsing or Linux Source Code > Navigator (Linux's kernel source with full hyperlink references to be used > with a WWW browser)
A pretty simple (non-graphical) tool is tags, or etags in this particular case. In your source directory, try "etags *.[ch]". If you have multiple directories: "find . -name '*.[ch]' | xargs etags" (note here if you use find's "-exec" option instead of piping the output to xargs you'll need the "--append" option to etags). This will create a file called TAGS which contains lots of information about your code. In emacs, you can use M-x, and look for all commands starting with "tags-". There are also a few keymappings to the tag functions: play with "M-." and "M-,". This should allow you to go to the definitions of typedefs, enums, structs, functions, etc, as well as search all of the source files for a particular regular expression. John
