Re: Iterative visiting of all source files

Jan Goh <jan.goh <at> ubisoft.com> writes:

> 
> No worries!
> 
> So I'm using GNU Global, and that's definitely a big help. Good to know
I'm on the right track there.
> 
> The reality of this project is that symbols are spread all over the place.
I often end up in a situation where I
> need something that's crosslinked from somewhere else. There are also a
lot of auto-generated files and
> C++ tends to give you a lot of rope to hang yourself with. As a result, I
can't really guarantee that
> everything I need is somewhere tidy. :/
> 
> I've noticed that things are a lot better with 24.4 and a 64-bit build. I
haven't run into the OOM or weird
> hanging problems since I switched.
> 
> It's good to know I'm basically on the right path. I can tweak things from
here as I go.
> 
> Thanks!
> 


I am very interested in this. What I do like with MSVS intellisense is that
is seems to parse all headers when you load up a new project. I am happy to
wait there while this happens so I can browse tags easier.

1. With GNU TAGS - does this mean semantic does not need to parse? Does it
simply refer to the TAGS file produced by the gtags program

2. And how do you tell semantic to use the tags file instead?

Thanks.



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