I want to build LO in VS Code on Mac.
Though "${workspaceFolder}" was set in browse.path and includePath in
$LODE_HOME/dev/core/.vscode/c_cpp_properties.json,
there are many "cannot open source file..." in problem panel and many #include are underlined with
jiggles.
By searching on Internet, I learned setting "directory" of
$LODE_HOME/lode/dev/core/compile_commands.json will enable recursive inclusion,
but the values of other two keys "command" and "file" puzzle me.
{
"directory": "${workspaceFolder}",
"command": "${LODE_HOME}/opt/bin/make build-nocheck 2>&1",
"file": [".cxx", ".cpp", ".py", ".c"]
}
What are the correct values for "command" and "file" of compile_commands.json?
Context
- setting compile_commands.json on Mac for building LO in VS Code · Ch g
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