Support Requests item #1032269, was opened at 2004-09-22 02:46
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>Status: Closed
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Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
>Assigned to: Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker)
Summary: Not able to use cscope on one of our linux servers
Initial Comment:
I extensively use cscope and recently moved to a new
location where I had to access request to a new unix
account. I was given an account on a linux server that
has cscope.
In the past I used to generate a cscope.files [with
find . -name "*.[ch] -print >> cscope.files] for my
project that has c source. Then by running just cscope
in the same directory as cscope.files, used to generate
cscope.out. Then I could browse the csource.
with this cscope on the linux server, I could generate a
cscope.out file, but not able to browse the source
which is multilevel deep in directory hierarchy. I believe
my PATH is set alright, and I am on a server where the
file system is automounted I guess.
To further test, I just ran cscope in the same directory
as the c source. Means cscope.files is in one of the
directories having .c and .h files. SWith this I could find
a file, but can not find a string, can not find C symbol or
global symbols etc.
The linux server runs 2.4.9 kernel as per uname -a. I
sorely miss cscope for my daily activity and appreiciate
any one who can help me with this. My email address is:
balakrishna.m.tallapragada@...
I really-really appreciate once again if one of you can
help me with this.
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>Comment By: Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker)
Date: 2004-10-29 14:16
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No feedback in one month --- closing this.
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Comment By: Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker)
Date: 2004-09-22 12:19
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You should probably start by checking version numbers: what
cscope exactly does that server have installed?
What do you mean when you say you "could not browse the
source"? What exactly did you try, and how exactly did it fail?
Please don't make guesses as to what the filesystems are,
and how they're mounted --- check those facts locally.
Please try this also without using a cscope.files list. Just run
cscope in a directory that has some source files (or maybe
add the -R option, if they're in subdirectories), and see if the
same problems occur.
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