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Content preview: I haven't seen any source file where autocompletion works.
The verbose console output is always similar or the same. I also tried
running
clang-tidy and clazy from the debugging tab and it seems clang doesn't like
some gcc compiler arguments for the microcontroller.
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I haven't seen any source file where autocompletion works. The verbose
console output is always similar or the same.
I also tried running clang-tidy and clazy from the debugging tab and it
seems clang doesn't like some gcc compiler arguments for the
microcontroller.
I get a lot of error output in QtCreators output tab:
http://0x0.st/-2xF.txt
Should I try to remove those unsupported arguments somehow before clang
gets to process them?
I guess that involves somehow wrapping clang binaries in shell scripts
which strip them away?
I don't really know how QtCreator launches clang and if wrapping is an
option.
Thanks and best regards
Am Mo., 31. Mai 2021 um 11:06 Uhr schrieb Christian Kandeler <
christian.kande...@qt.io>:
> On 5/30/21 10:40 PM, Daniel Brunner wrote:
>
> > I started working on a C++ microcontroller project with the ESP32
> microcontroller and the esp-idf
> > framework. Before starting qtcreator and opening the firmware project,
> an environment setup script
> > needs to be sourced.
> >
> > The cmake run and build step succeed also in qtcreator, however I do not
> get any autocompletions.
> > I tried running qtcreator with an environment
> > variable: QT_LOGGING_RULES=qtc.clangbackend.verboselib=true
> > And I get this output:
> > http://0x0.st/-2Jm.txt
>
> This happens for all source files?
>
>
> Christian
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