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Does not support libclang in non-default directories on Windows #735
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Resolved part of the issue. My actual builds were based on cmake-generated MinGW makefiles and done out of source. Pointed the plugin at the build directory and it started semi-working: I have to set |
@pandasauce yeah, I have to find the time and fix the MinGW usecase 🤷 I am not a Windows person, so it takes me a while to get started on this. If you have ideas what would be the fix, any pointers would be much appreciated. |
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System info:
What happens:
I have both Visual Studio and MinGW installed, both in separate non-default directories, neither polluting the
PATH
variable - this is done for things to coexist as I work with countless different languages, SDKs and their versions, so my "root" environment is kept clean until I source a config file.These are the settings I have set up for the plugin to work with my MinGW environment:
This is what I get when I open my project:
Popup console error
Verbose sublime log
Visual Studio binaries get their own set of errors, but I am not using it for projects where I need autocompletion anyway.
I noticed in the logs that the plugin fails to recognize libclang:
Tried setting the full DLL path and giving it a directory, same result. The file is definitely there:
Could this be what it is? Is something broken with loading libclang from non-default paths on Windows?
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