A tool to find your way in C sources
cs offers the following functions:
* find C symbol
* find functions called from a certain function
* find functions calling a certain function
* find string literals
* find files #including a certain header file
* find file
* find POSIX naming violations
* execute shell command
The found lines will be displayed. Besides browsing through them, cs
allows to edit them using your favourite editor. If you frequently
grep for identifiers and edit the found files, then cs is for you. cs
should work on any system which supports the following:
* POSIX
* ANSI C
* SYSV curses library
WWW: http://www.moria.de/~michael/cs/
Remove the devel/cs port, as it is no longer maintained and
officially discontinued in favor of the free version of cscope.
PR: 47894
Submitted by: "Sergey A.Osokin" <osa@FreeBSD.org.ru>
Update master site. Update from 1998-05-07 to 1999-09-25 release (both called
version 0.5--dates are given in man pages). Add a DIST_SUBDIR to distinguish
the different releases. Be more verbose when installing. Don't optimize when
compiling. Add WWW: line. Update PLIST. Respect ${CC}. Increment
PORTREVISION.
* Don't maintain - cscope is better. * Don't restrict - I can find no bases
for the claim of needing a writen license, while the file cs.html does say
this was written so a free version of cscope would exist.
