cscope

I'm using CMake to build my code. CMakeLists.txt contains the list of all the .C or .CPP files and all the include directories. How can I implement CMakeLists.txt so that I can have a make option that generates cscope.files for me containing the list of all the .C and .CPP (or .CXX) files and also all the .h files from the include directories in it? For e.g. I should be able to run make cscopefiles and it will generate cscope.files for me. Or is there already such an option? You could also extend Fraser's answer with a configure_file call, so the final file only changes when its content has

I use < C-\ >C to get the callers of one function, then I can press one number to jump to one caller. But if I want to jump to another caller, I had to press < C-T> to jump back, and press < C-\ >C again to get the caller list. Does cscope support history list recording ? If you are using VIM, you can try quick fix :se cscopequickfix=s-,c-,d-,i-,t-,e- Navigate next or previous result with :cn :cp Use :cw to display cscope search result. For one thing, you can use :se cscopetag or :lcscope .... :lopen With the latter you can even use :lolder and :lnewer to switch back and forth between previous

I have tried the tutorial here: Vim/Cscope tutorial . After changing the @ 's in the cscope_maps.vim file to SPACE I got Ctrl-SPACE s to launch cscope in gVim. However, it takes over the whole window rather than splitting the window for the cscope info. I then tried as suggested in the comments to the cscope_maps.vim file changing nmap <C-SPACE>s :scs find s <C-R>=expand("<cword>")<CR><CR> to nmap <C-SPACE>s <C-W><C-S> :cs find s <C-R>=expand("<cword>")<CR><CR> because it appears that my gVim does nto support the :scs command. However, this still displays the cscope info in a full window,

I usually dig in the c source code with cscope from method to method more than 4-5 level and I have to step between the methods back and forth. How can I see the search history in cscope so I don't have to remember the previous method name. or it will be better if it's a stack. Yes it does. The help explains this. [ Press ? in the main window.] Ctrl+b - Step back in search history. Ctrl+f - Step forward in search history. I primarily use the cbrowser GUI frontend http://sourceforge.net/projects/cbrowser/ to cscope and it has a drop-down box where it remembers the last 15 queries. Alternatively