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Can you give an example of something other than Cscope itself that consumes the Cscope database format? Its format has a number of shortcomings which directly motivated not reusing the same format for Clink. A related question is, if you want to produce a Cscope database, why not use Cscope itself?
Extremely useful for visualizing the source code structure.
It would be great for your tool to generate a cscope.out database file, as an export option.
A related question is, if you want to produce a Cscope database, why not use Cscope itself?
Because cscope would be more limited in C\C++ code parsing.
Anyway, my suggestion was not to replace your clink internal database format, but to allow a user to export it in cscope format, for the reasons expressed above.
Many useful tools utilize the
cscope
output database for further code processing/searches.It would be a great addition for your tool to export a
clink.out
file with the same format of thecscope
symbol database.More info follows here, section Symbol Database Format:
https://codecat.tistory.com/entry/cscope-manpage
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