Sean McManus

@albertcaldas84 Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with the symptoms you're describing. @WardenGnaw Do you have any idea? @justin39 I think the check_and_compile is intentional recursion. That thread is blocked on the...

That call stack is different from the previous one. Do you know how you're getting it to break repeatedly in remove_duplicate_include_dirs ? Does it seem like the 200 include directories...

@noamyogev84 Sure, you can try...I'm not 100% sure if VS Code has sufficient APIs for this though. I seem to recall they added additional APIs a few months ago (I...

Thanks for letting us know. We weren't aware of that new API.

I believe we wanted https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/154994 to be fixed first and then enable the auto */ closing for [c], [cpp]. UPDATE: We think there's another way to implement it that doesn't...

What language is the .in being associated with? Are you using ```json "files.associations": { "*.in": "cpp" } ``` Does anyone C++ file include the .in file?

That's good. However, it seems like we should be handling the situation better, maybe by detecting the incompatible mode beforehand and auto-fixing it.

@mgoldshteyn This issue is tracking some known limitations with switch header/source in which it'll pick a target with matching name at the unwanted folder, but it sounds like you may...

@pettitpeon No news yet, but it looks like the milestone just got changed to "On Deck".

This is currently "by design" and is an error with code analysis (not IntelliSense) -- see https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cpptools/issues/9198#issuecomment-1127821871 for a potential workaround. The problem is that your compilerPath/Args and headers are...