On Mon, 12 Sep 2005, Jesper Juhl wrote:
> As for the "it speeds up grep" argument, that doesn't hold water, you
> can just use the --include and --exclude arguments for grep to only
> search relevant dirs.
"make tags" is your friend.
Then you can navigate the source code with any program that
understands ctags, including vim.
:ta <word> to find a particular declaration or function
^] to jump to the function or declaration of the
word under your cursor
^t to go back to where you came from
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