> Hi,
> My system have cygwin and gvim for windows.  I just downloaded cscope and
> want to use it with my gvim.  I compiled cscope under cygwin with no
> problem, but the 'make install' just failed.   At the first time, the cause
> it that my vim is installed in a directory "/cygdrive/c/Program Files/Vim"
> that cannot be be recognized by the Makefile due to the embedded space in
> the directory name.  Then I reinstalled my vim onto another directory
> without embedded space.  But the 'make install' of the cscope still failed
> and the program cannot be installed.
> So I want to ask, who have experience in using gvim/cscope together with
> success? Please give me some hints.

Hi, Steven.

I installed 'cscope' in the default path on Cygwin which is
'/usr/local/bin/'. Then I setted 'cspgr' in my _vimrc as follows:

set cspgr=d:/cygwin/usr/local/bin/cscope

That was enough. But, adding a connection to a database is a little trickie. I
just can do this using POSIX style paths. So, to add a database in
'D:\plx\docs\somefile' I had to create a link on Cygwin pointing to 'D:\plx'.
On my _vimrc I connect to this database using:

cscope add /plx/docs/somefile

Everything else works just fine.

Regards,
Alessandro

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