Re: [PLUG] November Meeting

2016-11-04 Thread Denis Heidtmann
I want to say that I too found the material way over my head. Scary to think what advanced topics is like. But I expect you will catch up; I do not have the same expectation (old neurons). Welcome. -Denis On Fri, Nov 4, 2016 at 10:41 AM, Michael Barnes wrote: > I attended my first PLUG meeti

Re: [PLUG] source code browse/analyze

2016-11-04 Thread Russell Senior
> "Galen" == Galen Seitz writes: Galen> Hi, I'm about to start going through about 24000 lines of C Galen> spaghetti code. The code is spread across 24 source and include Galen> files. I'm considering installing source navigator to help me Galen> wade through it, but I'm curious as what oth

Re: [PLUG] source code browse/analyze

2016-11-04 Thread Russell Senior
> "Galen" == Galen Seitz writes: Galen> Hi, I'm about to start going through about 24000 lines of C Galen> spaghetti code. The code is spread across 24 source and include Galen> files. I'm considering installing source navigator to help me Galen> wade through it, but I'm curious as what oth

Re: [PLUG] source code browse/analyze

2016-11-04 Thread Mike Cherba
I tend to just use ctags and gvim personally. It gets the job done. -Mike On Fri, Nov 4, 2016 at 4:15 PM, Larry Brigman wrote: > Anything that has ctags or cscope support is recommended. > > On Nov 4, 2016 3:48 PM, "Galen Seitz" wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I'm about to start going through

Re: [PLUG] source code browse/analyze

2016-11-04 Thread Larry Brigman
Anything that has ctags or cscope support is recommended. On Nov 4, 2016 3:48 PM, "Galen Seitz" wrote: > Hi, > > I'm about to start going through about 24000 lines of C spaghetti code. > The code is spread across 24 source and include files. I'm considering > installing source navigator to help

[PLUG] source code browse/analyze

2016-11-04 Thread Galen Seitz
Hi, I'm about to start going through about 24000 lines of C spaghetti code. The code is spread across 24 source and include files. I'm considering installing source navigator to help me wade through it, but I'm curious as what other tools people might recommend. thanks, galen -- Galen Seitz gal

[PLUG] November Meeting

2016-11-04 Thread Michael Barnes
I attended my first PLUG meeting last night. I have just moved to the area from Texas. Looks like a great and diverse group. Although I have been using Linux on my desktop for many years, and have done a lot of utility work with it with lots of basic cron jobs and small shell scripts to automate ro