CLINK finds the symbol and gives a list of files, functions, and lines where the symbol is referenced. When opening the file, the editor remains at the top of the file instead of jumping to the line number.
The editor should be passed the file name and line number of the reference so that it may display the line in question.
For example, using emacs as the editor, if the symbol is found on line 97 of file temp1.c the following editor command line should be used
Thank you
CLINK finds the symbol and gives a list of files, functions, and lines where the symbol is referenced. When opening the file, the editor remains at the top of the file instead of jumping to the line number.
The editor should be passed the file name and line number of the reference so that it may display the line in question.
For example, using emacs as the editor, if the symbol is found on line 97 of file temp1.c the following editor command line should be used
Thank you