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OpenFOAM cc_args.py #547
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Looks like you didn't give execution permissions to the script and need to run |
That did the trick, but now when trying to use clang complete I get a bunch of errors |
Looks like it's trying to use clang executable instead of libclang library. I think this shouldn't happen for years now, you might be using a very old version of the plugin. |
How can I solve this issue? I just installed Spacemacs last week |
Spacemacs? But clang_complete is a Vim plugin. |
Yeah, but spacemacs uses clang_complete pluing aswell. |
I don't think they can. Here are all references to "clang_complete": https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=clang_complete&type= They are reusing Or is there another spacemacs? |
Spacemacs has to ways of autocomplete: ycmd and clang_complete. |
Do they have it documented somewhere? I just can't get how this could possibly work. Current version of clang_complete doesn't even build such invocation command for clang executable as far as I can see. |
Hello,
I am working with OpenFOAM and I'm trying to make a .clang_complete using 'cc_args.py'.
As OpenFOAM works with wmake, I changed the c++ file:
I have put '/usr/local/bin/cc_args.py' in CC variable but I get errors.
I also did cc_args.py wmake libso but it doesnt do anything
How can i get it running?
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