Constantine Shulyupin wrote:
1. compilation could be broken and you still need to browse it
Yes, but you can always revert to cscope to solve compilation errors.
2. gcc don't know about cpp (preprocessor) defines
First, cpp could pass this info via intermediate files. Second, this
info info somehow does reach a compiler, because a debuginfo ELF section
contains information about a file and a line number every instruction
came from.
more tricks:
gcc -E gives you preprocessed file and you could check defines and ifdefs
objdump -S - gives you disassemble
Yes, I know. Why?
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