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indexer for source code?

More specific I need indexer for verilog, vhdl and c++ code on *nix platform.

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Have you checked out cscope?

It has great search, all information is cached, plugins for vi/emacs.

I think that's what you meant by "indexer", maybe?

Brian Gianforcaro  2008-09-18 05:12:31
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Exuberant Ctags may satisfy your needs. The website specifies support for verilog and c++. Although vhdl is not listed as being supported one the website, FPGALibra seems to indiciate that it is supported as of version 5.5.4.

Ctags is designed to be used with text editors such as VIM, but the tags file format can easily be parsed for other uses.

erichui  2008-09-18 05:14:29
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I need search engine for my code.

 2008-09-18 06:05:07

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