Sam McCall

Disclaimer: I'm totally unfamiliar with SYCL :-( I'm pretty sure nobody's tried this before. And we don't really have the bandwidth to properly support all the language variants that are...

Hmm, this doesn't really fit into how configs interact with compile commands :-( First the config is compiled and evaluated, then it's used (among other things) to produce the compile...

Good point about defaults. The threads that will grind away are the background index threads. (There are others, but they shouldn't be constantly loaded). The number of those threads is...

This sounds really bad. I'm not sure how many of the extra threads are background indexing (there are other spawned threads that mostly sit idle) but clearly -j is being...

An update but not an enlightening one: @hokein tried this out on a (first-gen) M1 and #threads, responsiveness and sysctl output were all normal (8 cores detected). Can I ask...

Removing this check LGTM The only reasons I can think of are: - didn't want to think about this case yet (but we do now) - calling code that might...

(obviously there are going to be a bunch of cases in dependent code where a human could determine a type is const but these simple checks won't, e.g. `auto &x...

Wow, in a dependent context? I thought `u` would be a completely unknown `DependentyTy` here for sure... ``` #include template void foo() { std::vector bar; auto &u = *bar.cbegin(); }...

That sounds very complicated (and adds a lot of files to watch). We do support `build/compile_commands.json` because it is so common. For less common cases, is adding a .clangd file...

Can you explain a bit what you mean by system include paths, ideally with concrete examples for compiler, flags, and the headers you're trying to find? clangd does attempt to...