Vancouver game companies

I've copied this excellent list of Vancouver game companies from :

http://csciun1.mala.bc.ca:8080/~wesselsd/gamedev/index.html

Please not that the number of jobs for each one is constantly changing, and so will be only (roughly) correct at the time I posted this.

Acronym Games (7 jobs)

Action Pants Inc (always recruiting multiple positions)

AirG (2 jobs)

Atomic Robot Games (always recruiting)

Backbone Entertainment/Foundation 9/Digital Eclipse (2 jobs)

Bardel Entertainment Inc. (3+ jobs)

BigSandwich Games (4+ jobs)

Blue Castle Games (14 jobs + 3 co-op jobs)

Credo Interactive

Deep Fried Entertainment (8+ jobs)

Electronic Arts Canada (21 jobs)

Gekido Design Group (3+ jobs)

Hot Dog Day

HotHead Games (2 jobs)

InLight Entertainment (Victoria) (5+ jobs)

InterScape Creations

IronClad Games

IUGO (2 jobs)

Jarhead Games (always recruiting)

JetBlack Games (1 job)

Just Leap In (4+ jobs)

KoolHaus Games (10 jobs)

LavaMind

The Lunny Group

Magellan Interactive (3 jobs)

Magnetar Games

Nerd Corps Entertainment (7+ jobs)

Next Level Games (4 jobs)

Nintendo of Canada

Orangeview Games

Piranha Games Inc. (always recruiting)

Propaganda Games (5 jobs)

Radical Entertainment (16 jobs)

Rainmaker (30+ jobs)

Relic Entertainment (12 jobs)

Rockstar Vancouver (5 jobs)

Singular Inversions

Slant Six Games (6 jobs)

Smoking Gun Interactive (5 jobs)

Threewave (8 jobs)

TrueView Rendering and Animation

United Front Games (3 jobs)

Yamisoft Entertainment Inc.

Yummy Interactive (1 job)

Using tags in emacs on windows

This requires you install the Gunwin32 tools or Cygwin, and describes how to build a tags table for the project you're working on, when using emacs to edit the source.

First you want to generate a file containing all the source files you want to have tagged. Go to the root folder of your project.

find . -regex ".*\(h$\|cpp$\)" > files.txt

Next pass this to etags to generate the tags table.

etags.exe - < files.txt 

Then when you're in emacs you need to visit the tags table, which will have been saved as TAGS.  M-x visit-tags-table  then browse to the folder where you made the TAGS file.  Now when you have the curser on some function you can type...  M-.  to go to a tag and  C-u M-.  to go to the next tag.  Once you're done, you can return to where you started with  M-*  Another useful function is  tags-apropos  Which will list all the tags matching a regex in a buffer.