Find function names from C
Chun-Chieh Huang
jjhuang at cm.nctu.edu.tw
Sat Feb 7 02:33:58 EST 2004
Berlin Brown <bigbinc097_DONT_SPAM at comcast.net> writes:
> I have to go back to the books, dont know python or lisp very well,
> yacc,lex, for one thing, that is exactly what lisp does in emacs
> anyway, the way it matches one { with another }
Well, how about etags in Emacs or ctags in vi? I don't know if this is
exactly what you want, but typing "etags *.c" will generate a "TAGS"
file, which contains all function names in those c source files. And
then you can use Emacs to do function name searching. Take a look for
the functionality in Emacs, maybe you don't have to write it by your
own.
Good luck!
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