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I am working with a standard library with many files. I would like to know where an often-used typedef struct is defined. I have its name, but that’s it.
Is there a way to “programmatically” tell where a given struct is defined among a lot of files?
You didn’t list an OS or an IDE but in Linux I have always used
grep. I have yet to find an IDE that is good at tracking down typedefs especially since some are wrapped in macros.