Hello,
First issue: I've some source trees which contains dangling symbolic
links. Not feeding these
to gtags is a pain, but if I feed them gtags die because it can't open the
link.
I've solved my problem by modifying createtags in gtags/gtags.c and
replacing
if (!test("b", path))
by
if (!test("rb", path))
Second issue: I get a message
gtags: unexpected end of record.
and no G* files if I specify /bin/sort on a
Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS release 4 (Nahant Update 7)
box as the posix sort. The sort program identifies itself as
sort (coreutils) 5.2.1
I'm running now without a sort. I've not tried to debug the issue.
Third issue: I'd like to use different plugin parsers for the same
extension. I've tried to
run gtags twice, the second one with -i, but the data for the first run is
lost. I've investigated
with a dummy parser which does nothing. gtags will still register the
file and it would be listed
by global -P:
gtags --gtagslabel dummy -f list1
global -P
shows the files in list1. But if I do then
gtags -i -f list2
global -P shows only the files in list2. I've tried to use
--single-update but I ended up with
more issues (gtags seems to search all the tree and I get crashes). I'll
try to get more precise
informations but if there is a flow known to work for that, I'd be
interested.
Yours,
--
Jean-Marc Bourguet
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