Yaroslav,

thanks for your interest in Xrefactory. The version 1.6.10 of Xrefactory is
distributed free of charge. However it works only with C (and very partially
Java) language. However, I think it may still be very useful to C developers. 
I plan to rename it to 'c-xrefactory' and release it as a separate
product. I am ready to release it under any license needed for Linux 
distributions, including GPL. I am also ready to provide you with any help, 
including writting installation/uninstallation scripts if there is a real
possibility to include xref into a standard Debian distribution.

I would be glad to hear your opinion on this idea.


With best regards,

Marian





> Hi,
> 
> I've been looking for smth like xref, and cscope, ctags, gnu global still don't fulfill my desire for
> source code browsing...
> 
> If at any moment you decide to release your lovely xref (may be X month old version? may be previous
release...)
> to public under some free-as-in-freedom license, I would be really glad to package xref and push it
into
> Debian, where it can benefit thousands of people... they could be the same people who wrote (X)emacs,
> vim, kernel,... etc ;-)
> 
> Just a wild thought...