Tools for browsing Symbian open source code

[pavarang]

Maybe this is not the right place to pose this question, but the other forums are more focused on other issues so....

What a "not an expert" like me misses more about Symbian site dropdown is the tool for browsing source code, i find really difficult and time consuming now to search among zillions of lines of code. Is there a way to replicate that tool? Where should i start from? Or, is there a better way than a grep program in Windows? I'm pretty sure there is :-)

regards,
pg

[wizard_hu_]

Personally I find it very useful just simply creating a complete directory listing (dir /s /b) of the entire source code (after extracting it), it is a 27 MB file for me. Leaving out test code reduces it to 15 MB.
The professional approach would be using an indexer tool. General "desktop search" software (Copernic, Goolge) can already help a lot (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...search_engines)

[pavarang]

Personally I find it very useful just simply creating a complete directory listing (dir /s /b) of the entire source code (after extracting it), it is a 27 MB file for me. Leaving out test code reduces it to 15 MB.

sigh!

The professional approach would be using an indexer tool. General "desktop search" software (Copernic, Goolge) can already help a lot (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...search_engines)

Thank you, i'll give them a try. I understand that Symbian foundation was using OpenGrok, but after reading some doc on their site i must admit that setting up the environment is beyond my competences :-)

[suman5]

Thanks all..!!! It worked,.....

[wizard_hu_]

Thanks all..!!! It worked,.....

? Did you really want to post this message here? Or is it about the S60 5th SDK on Windows 7?