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From: anupam.kapoor@gmail.com (Anupam Kapoor)
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2016 09:53:40 +0530
Subject: unable to find function definition
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>>>>> [2016-04-28T01:56:26+0530]: "Jakub Sitnicki" (jakub-sitnicki):
,----[ jakub-sitnicki ]
| An alternative would be to use cscope:
|
| $ # build the index (will take a moment)
| $ make cscope
`----
this ! cscope generally just works for way better than other 'manual'
mechanisms. since it builds inverse database as well (the -q option),
symbol lookups are pretty fast.

xcscope provides a seamless experience within emacs...

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kind regards
anupam