Comments by mcrawley (Top 2 by date)

mcrawley 13-Feb-13 19:28pm View

People also use "assembly" to refer to native DLL/EXE/OCX files. It's not exclusive to .NET. By reading my question it should have been obvious I wasn't referring to .NET IL assemblies.

mcrawley 22-Nov-12 11:09am View

Legor: That is not the case for me. Namespaces, classes, parameters, methods, and typedefs show up, but not macros. I think they do that so they don't bloat the list with stuff that's used to filter header and source files (ex. __WIN32__, _MSC_VER, _M_IX86, etc.).

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