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libclang can not find the builtin includes #554
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solution: I solve this issue by following below steps. (CentOS -7) Install clang-complete from rip-rip. Done following entries in ~/.vimrc After installation, I got the clang-complete library in the folder "/usr/lib/clang-private/" I didn't getany llvm library, as I had no clang installed on my system. Installed clang Added the llvm and clang-private lib path in the "libclang.py" script as shown below. root@localhost:~/.vim/plugin# ls knownPaths = [ Open any cpp file, the warning message didn't appread using namespace std; int main() Hope this will help |
Hello! I have an warning every time I'm trying to open cpp files:
I'm using ubuntu in windows 10 via WSL. Clang was installed in this manner:
(in .bashrc):
and then I installed clang_complete (vim was already installed):
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