Hi Frodak,
Interesting find. Looks like I'll have to work with the vim folks to see
if they will add support for mlcscope. It is a completely different
version than cscope, but the interface is generically the same so I
don't think it would be too difficult to add support in vim and fix
if_cscope.c to support both.
In the meantime, if you don't have sourceforge cscope installed, you
might try creating a symbol link called cscope and see if that works too.
Cheers
Dave
Frodak wrote:
Hi,
Over the last several days I've been trying to use vim
with mlcscope and have come to the conclusion that the
two won't place nice. Whenever performing a ":cs find
..." vim would hang until I killed the mlcscope
process. I couldn't find anything on-line about
compatibly issues between the two. I downloaded
sourceforge cscope and had no issues with it working
with vim.
I've decided to look at the vim source file
if_cscope.c line 633 and changed it to key off of the
string "mlcscope" instead of "cscope" it started to
work.
Anyways, I thought I'd mention it because I had such a
tough time with it.
:-)
Frodak
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