Hi, I have been using clang complete for some time now. It does not work out of the box in windows (windos7-64) yet. But on a unix box it works quite well. There is also a project called clang_indexer a fork of clang_complete that provides symbol lookup through clang. With more in depth vim knowledge both projects could be improved a lot... Tried Eclipse CDT a few times, last time cimbined with vim (eclim) but never got rid of the random horrible delays - makes entering the zen state impossible. regards Andreas 2012/9/8 Christof Donat <cd@okunah.de>:
Hi,
I've been using Sublime as a replacement for Eclipse since some time, and although most of its features are great, I can't really use it in combination of Boost or any kind of heavily templated C++ library. The clang-based autocompletion is amazing but indeed, not scalable... at all.
Similar problems when using ViM + ctags. It's a pain and if you try to generate the index file you should be prepared to have a very big file. In the past I've tried Eclipse, but I left since it did not work well with heavy-templated classes (if I'm not wrong, Galileo is the last version I've tried).
So now I only use ViM (without ctags)
Have you looked into clang_complete? AFAIK they are working on code navigation based on clang as well.
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3302
I don't miss code completion. So I have not really experiented too much with clang_complete, but maybe it is a good help for anyone else. Since they are using the same parser a the clang compiler, you probably won't get much better code completion and navigation anywhere else.
Christof
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