The Chromium Chronicle #19: Faster Development with CLion
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Episode 19: by Tom Hughes in Mountain View, CA (March, 2021)
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When dealing with large codebases, it's useful to have the code indexed, so
you can navigate across symbols. For Googlers, CodeSearch works for Google3
and Chromium, but doesn't yet support ChromeOS, and isn't available to
non-Googlers. Don't despair, you can use the CLion IDE to get this
functionality, in addition to many more useful features.
Find Usages
of methods. Navigate directly to definitions from the source.
Use Global Search
to search across all files and symbols in ChromeOS by tapping the Shift key
twice.
Refactor
code, rename symbols, change signatures, pull class members up and down,
extract values, and more.
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Last updated 2021-03-30 UTC.
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