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My success with Semantic for C/C++ navigation has been extremely limited, if not nonexistent. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, but I'm not convinced Semantic can handle C/C++ projects of any reasonable complexity.
I'm actually leaning toward something like #285 these days, because despite how wonderful of an idea semantically-aware code navigation seems like, it never seems to work out so nicely in practice.
I can confirm that semantic systems that work really, really well do exist (i.e. Visual Studio, JetBrains, etc.) but we don't seem to have them for Emacs.
dumb-jump does seem to work decently well, but of course it's pretty dumb and if you have multiple things with the same name in a project it starts falling down.
Perhaps this can be provided by Semantic, as Irony does not seem to support it yet.
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