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Subject: Re: Kernel function index. 
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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
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cd /usr/src
make tags HTML=yes

Then "man global" and everything it notes under SEE ALSO to gain
a fuller understanding of how to use this powerful but slightly
arcane tool.

					Jordan

> Is there an easy way to index all of the functions and structs in the
> kernel source tree? So that if I for instance want to know where the
> bubba() function is defined or struct foo I can do somethnig to the extent
> of a locate on the kernel sourcetext?
> 
> 
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