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C/C++ language server supporting multi-million line code base, powered by libclang. Emacs, Vim, VSCode, and others with language server protocol support. Cross references, completion, diagnostics, sem...
The memberHierarchy message was removed in 04609a5, but this is still being used by the emacs cquery package.
Provide prebuilt binaries plus an extension for VS2017.
Platform: windows 10, x64 Editor: emacs Cquery commint id: b523aa928acf8ffb3de6b22c79db7366a9672489 Problem: emacs randomly reports ``` lsp-cquery has exited (exited abnormally with code 99) ``` and all lsp functions stop working....
Fixes the [Issue 841](https://github.com/cquery-project/cquery/issues/841) Detecting a file path within the arguments list by comparing a postfix with the file name does not work correctly. Checking that the file-name argument should...
Hi, there seems to be a problem handling arguments in `compile_commands.json`. Repro: ``` [ { "arguments": [ "-DFOO=Bar.cpp", "src/Bar.cpp" ], "directory": "/home/user/test", "file": "src/Bar.cpp" } ] ``` in this case,...
Hi, I somehow accidently add a linefeed inside a file name like below, then start `cquery` by `eglot` (Emacs LS client), I can see that there is no file indexed...
Hello cquery developers! I've noticed a little nasty issue (that unfortunately causes big troubles for me) with cquery file names today. On my work machine (ubuntu 18.04) I have a...
Hello cquery dev team! I'm running cquery built from the latest master (9494c3e63be2d5b7e7740917db3c207f43031c15) on ubuntu 18.04. As an lsp client I have vim (8.1.541) with vim-lsp plugin. Some time ago...
We have the situation that multiple smaller, interlinked projects are developed and compiled separately, but depend on each other. There's some in-house tools for tasks like checking all projects out,...
Is there a reason `NormalizePath` in `platform_posix.cc` uses a function which does *not* expand symlinks? (i.e., `RelPathNotExpandSymlink`) As per my comment in cquery-project/emacs-cquery#47, this appears to produce incorrect results. For...