◄Up► ◄Contents► ◄Index► ◄Back► ─────Programmer's WorkBench───────────────────────────────────────────────── Choose Browse Options to specify what information is included the browser database when it is built. The options you select do not take effect until you rebuild the project. Generate Browse Information Turn on to generate browser information (a browser database) for the next build of the project. When you turn on this option, PWB activates the unavailable options. Browser information for each module is placed in an .SBR file by the compiler, then BSCMAKE combines the .SBR files into a single browser database (.BSC file). The database has the same base name as the project. Turn off to suppress building a browser database along with the project. The commands to build the database remain in the project makefile but are inactive. Exclude Macro Expanded Symbols (BSCMAKE /Em) Turn on to exclude items used in a macro from the list of references for each macro invocation. When turned off, items in expanded macros are referenced every place the macros are used. Exclude System Include Files (BSCMAKE /Es) Turn on to exclude the information defined and used in system include files. With C and C++, files included by using the angle-bracket syntax are considered system include files. Include Unreferenced Symbols (BSCMAKE /Iu) Turn on to include unreferenced symbols in the database. This allows you to find unused items by specifying the Used By query in the View Relationship dialog box. You can also use the List References command. See: ◄Browse menu, List References► ◄Browse menu, View Relationship► Turn off to generate a smaller database which excludes unreferenced symbols and is faster to search and easier to query. Pack .SBR Files Turn on to compress .SBR files using the SBRPACK utility, which is run by the compiler. SBRPACK removes unreferenced items and duplicate information. This option is mutually exclusive with the Include Unreferenced Symbols option. Additional Options Type additional BSCMAKE command-line options that are not listed in this dialog box. See: BSCMAKE Exclude Files (BSCMAKE /Ei) Choose this button to select files that are to be excluded from the database. See: ◄Browse Exclude Files List► -♦-