Common Source Code Tag System
GLOBAL is a common source code tag system for C, C++, Yacc, and Java.
You can locate the specified function in source files and move there
easily. It is useful to hack a large project containing many
subdirectories or many main() functions like MH, X, or Linux kernel.
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| _link | 0000000141 141 Bytes | |
| fix_paths.patch | 0000001574 1.54 KB | |
| global-5.7.diff | 0000000548 548 Bytes | |
| global-6.6.8.tar.gz | 0002993714 2.86 MB | |
| global-6.6.8.tar.gz.sig | 0000000310 310 Bytes | |
| global.changes | 0000033637 32.8 KB | |
| global.keyring | 0000003678 3.59 KB | |
| global.spec | 0000002995 2.92 KB |
Revision 80 (latest revision is 91)
Martin Pluskal (pluskalm)
accepted
request 1040030
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Dirk Mueller (dirkmueller)
(revision 80)
- update to 6.6.8:
* gtags: Now you can write comments in '.notfunction' file.
Lines starting with ';' are comment lines.
* configure: Now you can build Global with external SQLite3 library.
--with-sqlite3[=dir] By default, the embedded version is used.
* plugin-factory/PLUGIN_HOWTO.reference:
Added a howto document: 'How to get Universal Ctags to handle references'
* global: The --print0 option was ignored when using the --completion command.
Now it works.
* gtags: The --file option could cause segmentation fault.
* Pygments-enabled gtags failed to start. Now it works.
(Changed the shebang of pygments_parser.py.in from '#!/usr/bin/env python'
to '#!@PYTHON@'.)
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