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The Source-NavigatorTM IDE Source-Navigator News September 20, 2008: Source-Navigator NG continues SN development! You can find the homepage here and screenshots of the new look Focuses efforts on usability and performance and has already made 3 releases September 20, 2008: Source-Navigator 6.0 released! Based on the development of SN NG Improves performance and usability All projects have to be reloaded due to database changes! June 27, 2003: Source-Navigator 5.1.4 is released! Includes a number of Win32 bug fixes. Includes patches from user community. April 9, 2003: Source-Navigator 5.1.3 is released! Includes lots of bug fixes. Includes patches from user community. February 5, 2003: Tcl/Tk modules imported into SourceForge CVS! No longer dependent on sources.redhat.com CVS. Will make future releases easier to manage. June 25, 2002: Source-Navigator 5.1 is released! Upgrade to Tcl/Tk 8.3 complete! Fixes lots of GUI bugs. April 20, 2002: Source-Navigator moves to SourceForge! Work on a 5.1 release begins anew. April 2, 2001: Source-Navigator 5.0 is released! Upgrade to incr Tcl 3.0 complete! March 13, 2001: New bug database is online! Try the new Bug Reporting link. September 12, 2000: Source-Navigator 4.5.2 is released! Full support for ANSI C++ keywords, like const_cast, etc. Now a new Python parser! Download 4.5.2 here! July 20, 2000: Red Hat Opens Source-Navigator! Download the source for version 4.5.1 here! See the press release here! What is Source-Navigator? Source-Navigator is a source code analysis tool. With it, you can edit your source code, display relationships between classes and functions and members, and display call trees. You can also build your projects, either with your own makefile, or by using Source-Navigator's build system to automatically generate a makefile. Source-Navigator works with the Insight GUI interface for GDB. Source-Navigator supports C, C++, Java, Tcl, [incr Tcl], FORTRAN and COBOL, and provides and SDK so that you can write your own parsers. Use Source-Navigator to: Analyze how a change will effect external source modules. Find every place in your code where a given function is called. Find each file that includes a given header file. Use the grep tool to search for a given string in all your source files. Source-Navigator is released under the GNU Public License.