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The problem with tools which try to understand the code themselves is that there is a mismatch between what is build by for example a Makefile and what the editor sees. We are building embedded software using a huge pile of Makefiles and using cross compilers using a lot of product dependent #defines. What is required for us is: find declaration/implementation, find usages of function, find applicable defines, have no false positives for functions which are behind compile options and are #ifdeffed out. The only IDE which works correctly is eclipse CDT. I think it works by scanning the make processes' output for defines. Are there other good tools which work ok for my scenario ?

Is this native engine still html based (eg blink engine or webkit) or is it using the platforms drawing engines? We are currently building user interfaces for STB platforms using a a js platform mapped to a native canvas running on v8. If we could use the react protocol it would be great.

I understood that the native react serializes the ui "DOM" to some format and sends it to the native process. Will the native rendering engine be open source and/or will the protocol be open/specified ? This could be handy for embedded targets.