Re: [CEDET-devel] More ebrowse support

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"Eric M. Ludlam" <er...@si...> writes:

> Hi all,

I tried the integrated ebrowse support today on a c++ codebase I have,
and it was so easy and quick, that I thought "Hey, this cant be
right?".

I just did semanticdb-create-ebrowse-database on the project
directory, and the ebrowse file was very quickly created at the right
spot.

The only problem with this is that it becomes a system db rather than
a project db.



>   I've checked in some more ebrowse support.  The ebrowse database for
> semantic can now convert it's fabricated tags (now marked as 'faux')
> into real semantic parsed tags by loading in the files.  This will be
> slightly slower the first time through any particular header file that
> gets a tag hit, but should be a big win in the end.
>
>   The new mechanism could be used to make an ETAGS style database for
> just about any language.  Nifty.  First thing to do though is try it
> out in a real environment, which I haven't had opportunity to do yet.
>
>   I also changed the analyzer as I discovered some wasted work, so it
> should be a bit lest pesky while navigating files with the idle
> summaries mode turned on.
>
>   Lastly, the new ebrowse backend now auto-loads it's databases once
> you make them.
>
>  Give it a try and let me know how it goes!  See the commentary in
> semanticdb-ebrowse.el for the basics.
>
> Enjoy
> Eric
>
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