environment, for C style projects. Currently I use cscope, building a
single symbol database for the entire project. This is annoying
because it takes a long time (2-5 minutes) to regenerate the database,
which means I only tend to do it once a day. However, I love cscope's
navigation options in vim, being able to list everywhere that calls a
function is extremely powerful.
Would it help if I built smaller cscope databases, on a per-directory
basis perhaps, and updated them automatically as files changed? I
could very easily have a vim handler for saving files which would
check the age of the cscope database for the current directory, and if
it was too old then I could update the database.
Does anyone use an alternative system that I haven't heard of? I have
used ctags but ultimately it isn't powerful enough for my needs, that
I can tell.
Also, I have been unable to find a reliable system for autocompleting
function parameters; does anyone know of a script which will do that?
Cheers,
Max
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