Cscope on Win32

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Cscope is a tool for browsing C/C++ code. It is especially useful when used with Vim.

Here you can find a native Win32 port of Cscope, i.e. without Cygwin or DJGPP. What's been done?

Support for DOS-style filenames.
The environment variables TMP and EDITOR are not required (but you can set them).
TAB and ESC key handling.
Handling of directory names with spaces (NOTE this caused the cscope database format to change).
Double quotes in CSCOPE_EDITOR and EDITOR env.vars handling.

static binary	Cscope-16.0a Win32 executable, static build. Doesn't require pdcurses.dll or regex dlls.	01 Feb 2005
source	Source	01 Feb 2005

Look at the Cscope site for some hints about usage.
Cscope man pages rendered in plain text and HTML
If you want Cscope to restore a screen after exit, define the environment variable PDC_RESTORE_SCREEN.
If you want to use inverted indices (-q option), you must have env and sort utils. Get them either from http://unxutils.sf.net or http://gnuwin32.sf.net. They must be in your PATH before Windows dir because Windows has its own sort utility.
If you have troubles with long file names (particularly containing spaces), try to use 8.3-names. The 8.3-names are displayed with "dir /X" command.
":help cscope" in Vim.