seg@smsdpg.uu.net (Scott Garfinkle) (06/09/89)
The "ctags" that came with HP-UX 6.5 on our 300 series machines doesn't seem to produce a tags file from C programs that's usable by HP-UX "vi". The purpose of this note is mainly to let people in the same situation know that "ctags.Z" from comp.sources.unix volume 3 works just fine. The only "porting" involved is that you need to add a line to the effect of #define index strchr near the top.
seg@smsdpg.uu.net (Scott Garfinkle) (06/10/89)
From article <4640016@hpirs.HP.COM>, by wk@hpirs.HP.COM (Wayne Krone): >> The "ctags" that came with HP-UX 6.5 on our 300 series machines doesn't >> seem to produce a tags file from C programs that's usable by HP-UX "vi". > > I just tried this with a couple of C programs and didn't find any problems. > Can you provide a sample C program that we can use to duplicate the > problem you're experiencing? Thanks, > > Wayne Krone I can't stand it. I can't reproduce the result any more, either! I have been working on several projects, though, and will continue to try. When I succeed, I'll continue the conversation by email. In the meantime, my apologies to the engineers at HP. with great chagrin, Scott E. G.
wk@hpirs.HP.COM (Wayne Krone) (06/13/89)
> The "ctags" that came with HP-UX 6.5 on our 300 series machines doesn't > seem to produce a tags file from C programs that's usable by HP-UX "vi". I just tried this with a couple of C programs and didn't find any problems. Can you provide a sample C program that we can use to duplicate the problem you're experiencing? Thanks, Wayne Krone
rer@hpfcdc.HP.COM (Rob Robason) (07/23/89)
> The only > "porting" involved is that you need to add a line to the effect of > #define index strchr > near the top. Or link in libBSD.a (-lBSD on the compile line). It has index(). Rob Robason