Arthur Laurent
Arthur Laurent
> So, the correct path would be to either get the llvm people to implement it or implement them myself (probably the first step would be to get them to...
you can also write a external scanner that's is not dependent of any compiler like we began to do in xmake, but we kept it very simple because it's not...
u can try https://github.com/ChuanqiXu9/clangd-for-modules and https://github.com/Arthapz/xmake/tree/clangd-module-map i can confirm that it work (i'm using it under neovim, but vscode clangd lsp ext should handle it too)  (i added these...
as it's a clangd related issue, we can't do anything more, can we close this ?
Hello, i'm on vacancy, i'll review it when i come back
can u try https://github.com/Arthapz/xmake/tree/fix-module-scanning and confirm that the issue is fixed or not ?
> @Arthapz no, that doesn't seem to fix it. > > @waruqi The simplest repro I have is: > > * Go to `tests/projects/c++/modules/hello`. Make sure there is no build...
Of it was working under gcc, but not with clang
i updated the branch, try now @waruqi @refi64
well i don't get it to reproduce 