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Source insight is essentially an editor that supports multiple development languages (Java, C, C, and so on), but it is powerful in searching, locating, color display, and other functions, it is often used as a source code reading tool.

As an open-source operating system, the source code library attached to Linux gives fans the opportunity to study and study extensively. In particular, the Linux kernel organization is extremely complex. At the same time, like a program on the Windows platform, you can use the integrated development environment to check the variables and functions, or even set breakpoints, single-step running, debugging, and other means to figure out the entire program's organizational structure, this makes it especially difficult to read the Linux kernel source code.

Of course, the vim and Emacs editing programs in Linux do not provide functions such as variable, function search, and color display program statements. Their functions are very powerful. For example, VIM and Emacs respectively embed a tag program called CTAG and etag. By configuring these two programs, you can also implement powerful function variable search functions, however, due to its complicated configuration, the relevant information attached to Linux is not very detailed. Even if a tag library is set up, the code color display function should be implemented, further configuration is still needed (in another article, I will describe how to configure these features). At the same time, for most enthusiasts, you may not be familiar with the powerful commands and shortcut keys of vim and Emacs.

To facilitate the study of the Linux source program, we may wish to go back to the Windows environment we are familiar with, which is also a "teacher to long Yi to make Yi. However, on the window platform, some common integrated development environments are used, and the results are not very satisfactory. For example, it is difficult to add all files, and the search speed is slow, functions other than Windows cannot be displayed in color. So I finally found a powerful source code editor by searching on the Internet. Its excellent performance greatly reduced the difficulty of learning the Linux kernel source code. This is source insight3.0, it is a sharing software on the Windows platform. It can download 30-day packages from http://www.sourceinsight.com. Because source insight is an application software for Windows, you must first obtain the source code of the Program on Linux to Windows, this can be achieved by copying files under the/usr/src directory to a partition on the Windows platform on the Linux platform, or directly copying files from the online CD to a partition on the Windows platform.

The following describes how to use source insight. Considering that the enthusiasts who read the source program have a considerable level of software usage, this article only introduces some of the trivial and well-known details, so that you can quickly use the software and reduce the process of exploration.

Install source insight and start the program. You can go to figure 1. There are several noteworthy items on the toolbar. The project button on the left side of the Inner Concave is used to display the project window. The button on the right will display a window, provides the call diagrams of other functions in the function body where the cursor is located. By clicking those functions in the form, you can enter the place where the function is located.