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Frequentry Asked Questions about GLOBAL. |
Frequentry Asked Questions about GLOBAL. |
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Q1. Htags.pl (perl version of htags(1)) aborts by short of memory. |
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Why? Any workaround? |
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% htags.pl |
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Out of memory! |
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% _ |
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A1. It seems that Perl4 and some Perl5 leaks memory. |
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Please replace it with the latest Perl(currently 5.6.0) and retry. |
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But now, you had better use the C version of htags(1) instead. |
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Q2. GLOBAL skip some functions. |
Q2. GLOBAL skip some functions. |
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For example, GLOBAL skip the function 'func' in this example. |
For example, GLOBAL skip the function 'func' in this example. |
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2. Replace sort command with one which is not internationalized. |
2. Replace sort command with one which is not internationalized. |
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Q9. I'm running GLOBAL on Cygwin. |
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When I ran htags.pl(perl version of htags(1)), it returned the following |
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message: |
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htags: cannot make cache file '/tmp/htagd79287565'. |
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Any workaround? |
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A9. It seems that some Cygwin perl have a bug and the dbmopen() doesn't work |
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on FAT file system. You can take the following workaround until Cygwin perl |
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is fixed. |
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With 'no_cache_file' variable set, htags doesn't use dbmopen() any longer. |
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Instead, more memory might be requred for execution of htags. |
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gtags.conf: |
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|common:\ |
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| :skip=GPATH,GTAGS,GRTAGS,GSYMS,HTML/,tags,... |
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| :format=standard:\ |
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| :no_cache_file: <== ADD |
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But now, you had better use the C version of htags(1) instead. |
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Q10. Does GLOBAL support multi-bytes code set? |
Q10. Does GLOBAL support multi-bytes code set? |
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Which character code set is supported? |
Which character code set is supported? |