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I tried compiling under msys/ucrt64, but got a compiler error. Click here to see error message ``` termbox2 $ make cc -DTB_IMPL -DTB_LIB_OPTS -std=c99 -Wall -Wextra -pedantic -Wno-unused-result -g -O0...

Thanks for your quick response! It does compile now, but I don't have an example to test it against, because I just stumbled accross this library and want to check...

I'm not sure if I did something wrong, but I believe `tb_peek` returns an invalid error code: ``` Unknown error 0 on Windows ``` ```c #define TB_IMPL #include int main()...

Sorry, this one is on me. I don't have correctly diagnosed my problem. The issue came from a modification I made and I forgot to rule out, that this is...

I have the same issue with matching lua C functions. i.e. `luacheck` only shows `lua_checkstack` but none of the `luaL_checkstring` etc. functions. VSCode does do autocompletion better on this regard....

Encountering the issue in VSCode let me revisit this thread. It turns out this is a clangd problem, not a nvim-cmp problem: clangd/clangd#2196 clangd/clangd#1480

I have the exact same issue with 3.2.1 as well as the daily version. The `.openshot` directory also doesn't get created. It's probably worth noting that I have `msys2` installed....

Windows 10 Pro, 64bit. I can give more details tomorrow if that would be helpful

I've done all these steps and I still get an error message, with still the exact same wording as OPs. I did Windows Update, hiding msys from PATH, firmware/driver update,...

Yeah exactly. Most of the time metamethods are not a problem, so it is up to the programmer to decide, whether this rewrite is without sideeffects. It would als help...