Reputation: 131
I have the following questions. GNU/global
doesn't seems to be able to
find the defintion of a field in a structure in C. Example follows.
In File a.c
typedef struct {
myType1 type1 ;
myType2 type2
int var;
}pType, *pType;
In File b.c
int main()
{
pType newType;
newType.myType1.somevar = somevalue;
return 0;
}
global
is not able to find the defintion of myType1
or somevar
in the
above example. If I execute gtags-find-tag
for the symbol myType1
, it
gives error tag not found.Is there any way to achieve this using
global
?
Any help is appreciated.
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Reputation: 3632
For starters your code is not a valid c code. gtags might've silently choked on it.
Now, back to global. It does keep track of types and should be able to find pType (try it after you fix syntax in your example).
Global does not help much with fields. You can find them as symbols with "global -s" but it will not tell you where it's been defined. All you get is where that symbol is mentioned. Sort of what "grep -r" would do.
Upvotes: 1