Hello all,
I'm considering using emacs + global for C++ development (under linux), and
I've run into what's probably a pretty annoying issue for me.
I am working on a C++ project that uses an SDK, of which I only have the
header (.h) files.
Those header files contain many function declarations, and a few inline
function definitions.
It appears that only the definitions are indexed by global.
I presume this is normal (expected) behaviour, as I tried googling for it,
as well as searching in the mailing lists (help & bug), but couldn't really
find an answer to my problems.
Let's say I have the following 2 files:
--- test.h ---
int test();
int test2();
--------------
--- test.c ---
#include "test.h"
int test2()
{
return 0;
}
int main()
{
return 0;
}
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Then, from my shell:
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aundro@flatiron:/tmp/global-test$ gtags
aundro@flatiron:/tmp/global-test$ global test
aundro@flatiron:/tmp/global-test$ global test2
test.c
aundro@flatiron:/tmp/global-test$ global -f test.c
test2 4 test.c int test2()
main 9 test.c int main()
aundro@flatiron:/tmp/global-test$
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So, I was wondering whether there was a way to tell global to keep track of
functions declarations, even though their corresponding definition is not
found?
..this would obviously be helpful for me, for API browsing purposes.
Best regards,
Arnaud Diederen
--
Do not ask how.
Ask rather why.
Once you know your reason, your method will be obvious.
-- The book of Bears (zen scheme, ch 1 verse 22)
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