|> Hello guys,
|>
|> I am sure __initfunc was a very good idea in terms of throwing away the
|> unused init code but it creates a small nuisance with respect to using
|> ctags/vim. I already mailed the author of vim(1) but his responce was very
|> logical explanation that since this is not C there is no reason why ctags
|> should recognise the stuff starting with __initfunc as a function.
|>
|> For example, if I try vi -t start_kernel I get two tags - both in alpha
|> arch which I have no interest in, simply because the i386 one is
|> __initfunc.
|>
|> Is there some other clever way to indicate that a function is to be
|> __initfunc'ed and yet keep it visible to ctags(1)?
Use ctags --regex='/__initfunc *([^(]+ *(/'. You need the GNU version
of ctags as distributed with Emacs.
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