I have some GVPR programs that need clean-up. A cross-reference would help (a bit). Any thoughts how to create a cross-reference of this (GVPR) language?
Maybe we can use machine learning 
I know Stephen was (mostly) just having fun, but …
- Everybody else is 92 percent of programmers are using AI
- Stack Overflow, a question-and-answer portal for developers, is laying off nearly a third of its workforce to replace it with generative AI-driven coding assistants
- I looked for a parser/lexer “by example”, but could not find one. (You provide enough legal examples of input and “it” builds the parser/lexer)
- Maybe time for me to join the current century? (Good luck with that, I’m still pissed that “they” changed the syntax of the UNIX/Linux sort command!)
by a cross reference, do you mean, click a variable/function, go to its definition?
That would be great, but I’d settle for an old-style listing followed by variables plus page&line where they were referenced. (I really am old school)
But I am open to other suggestions, as long as they are “stronger” than “grep”
Thanks Matt, cscope works like a champ.
Not too surprising as gvpr is built on top of a C-like library.