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Looks very similar to Mozilla's DXR: https://wiki.mozilla.org/DXR https://wiki.mozilla.org/DXR (DXR also uses Clang as its parsing engine)
by yan 14y ago
Looks very similar to Mozilla's DXR: https://wiki.mozilla.org/DXR https://wiki.mozilla.org/DXR
(DXR also uses Clang as its parsing engine)
- mumphster 14y agoWhich they mention right there in the second paragraph.
- guruz 14y agoDXR needs Python/CGI to run :-) My favorite difference between the Woboq Code Browser and DXR is to have a pure static website generated ahead of time without requiring dynamic code or a database on the HTTP server.
- guruz 14y agoWell, thanks for the downvote. I'm administering the server code.woboq.org is running on, so I think I have reasons to like that static HTML fact ;)
- nitrogen 14y agoSometimes a single downvote is just someone mis-tapping while scrolling on a touchscreen. At any rate, your post is not gray right now.