Ability to skip forward class declarations.
mibli opened this issue · comments
Currently searching especially in large code bases can make the fccf process a lot of files.
Use case: User wants to search for a class Bunny in the code.
Execution: fccf -C Bunny
Expected behavior:
// ./Animals/Fun/Bunny.cpp (Line: 24 to 29)
struct Bunny {
bool plushy;
Color eyeColor;
Color furColor;
}
Actual Behavior:
// ./Animals/Predators/Wolf.cpp (Line: 20 to 20)
class Bunny
// ./Farm/Fur/BunnyFarm.cpp (Line: 20 to 20)
class Bunny
... etc
It would be nice to have -C
skip forward declarations, or have an option to skip them. If there's such an option I haven't found it. Not only it would help get user what he wants, but it would reduce search times significantly.
On a large code base (~3mln LoC) that optimizes with forward class declarations, looking up a class can take up to 10 minutes. If these wouldn't be matched, it would take up to few seconds.
The point is it to be different than --isl
, because --isl
still has to precompile the code as far as I understand.