On 11/5/06, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky <znmeb cesmail.net> wrote:
> Wilson Bilkovich wrote:
>
> >
> > All of those features are provided by vim with cscope. :)
>
> Well ... I suppose I'll have to try it then. I'm really trying to break
> out of the command-line mentality, though, and learning "new vi tricks"
> will reinforce about two decades of muscle memory from Linux, rather
> than prepare me to communicate with younger folks. :)
>
> Besides, despite what people think, GUIs *are* more productive.
>

GVim is graphical. :)
I moved to GVim from Eclipse. I am much more productive in this environment.

Back on topic.. CScope provides some pretty nice C navigation
features, like popping out lists of where the function under the
cursor is called, hopping back and forth between the .c and .h sides
of a function, etc.
Zed Shaw is a serious cscope user. He could probably be roped into a
nicer demo than I can give.

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