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Why can't I get a decent feature browser in Visual Studio 2008?

It is impossible to list the functions in a C ++ solution for me ... I have a class browser, but this is not useful since there are no classes in this project. I need a simple list of all the functions in a C ++ file, and then just double-click it to go to its source code (as a sidebar, not a drop-down menu). I need to miss something as I looked and googled for something so simple.

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I have never found a built-in way to do this in 10 years of working with Visual Studio. However, Visual Assist X will do this for you in its own kind of structure. On the other hand, it is not free, but I found it to be an important tool for working with C ++ in Visual Studio. Well worth the money IMHO.

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The browser view of the object / class lists freely floating functions and types under "global functions and variables", "global type definitions" and "macros and constants" (in the English version it may vary slightly). It shows all the functions from the solution, although not only from the C ++ file.

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In the source file, if you right-click on a function (for example, where it is declared in the header or used / called from another function), I think that there is "Go to Definition" in the context menu.

Similarly, the browser database (i.e. the window *.bsc) (which is displayed through, which <Alt><F12>, according to some key bindings): does not list global functions as well, perhaps the prefix " ::"?

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1702376/

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