jon@oddhack.Caltech.Edu (Jon Leech) (11/29/86)
Has anyone come up with a version of ctags which works properly
on C++ source yet? The BSD and Sys V ctags both tend to complain about
duplicate entries, and do not (of course) understand about member functions
or overloaded functions, so they will generate a tag 'normalize'
for the function 'name::normalize' (for example).
-- Jon Leech (jon@csvax.caltech.edu || ...seismo!cit-vax!jon)
Caltech Computer Science Graphics Group
__@/snm@horus.gatech.edu (Sathis Menon) (11/08/88)
Does anyone know if ctags is available for c++?. If anyone has
source for it and if it is public domain, please send email to
me.
Thanks -
snm@gatech.edu
Sathis Menon School of Info and Computer Science, Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA
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uucp {ihnp4,decvax,ulysses,akgua}!gatech!boa!snm becher@argosy.UUCP (Jonathan D. Becher) (02/21/90)
I've recently gone back to programming in C++ after a nine month hiatus and it occurs to me that I *really* would like a ctags for C++. (Please no flames about the fact that I should be using emacs instead of vi -- I like vi). Has anyone done any work on this? I took a cursory look at the sources and realized that more than a trivial port had to be done since functions can be defined in multiple classes. I'd appreciated email if anyone has a version of ctags for C++ avaliable -- or even a pointer to a partially finished port. Thanks, Jon Becher becher@maspar.com