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Wyatt James
Wyatt James

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How do I use an external library path with C project in Neovim?

I'm using VS Code to write C, which then gets compiled in an old version of CodeWarrior to be used on a microcontroller.

VS Code has an include path section in the config of the C/C++ extension, where we give it the path for the microcontroller libraries. Is there any simple way to replicate this in NeoVim?

I saw another post about .clangd file, but I don't know how to use it.

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Answers (1)

adigitoleo
adigitoleo

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NeoVim is an editor, not a full Integrated Development Environment like VSCode. However, NeoVim is heavily customisable via plugins. If you are using a relatively new version of NeoVim, you may want to look into the nvim-lspconfig plugin, which makes integration with language servers like clangd easier (a .clangd file is part of the configuration for this setup).

In particular, if you install both clang and the nvim-lspconfig plugin, you can check :h lspconfig-all and search for ## Clangd to get an example neovim configuration. External files like .clangd will also be required for project-wide settings.

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