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AFAUI, this extension uses proprietary C++ front-end commercially licensed from EDG. The same front-end powers their Visual Studio IDE (not Code). Also, AFAIK
by awson 2y ago
AFAUI, this extension uses proprietary C++ front-end commercially licensed from EDG.
The same front-end powers their Visual Studio IDE (not Code).
Also, AFAIK, there exist an alternative `clangd`-based C++ extension, which is fully open-source (but I could be wrong).
- gpderetta 2y agoclangd is fully open source. You can build it yourself from llvm sources. It works fine with emacs LSP support. I never used the proprietary extension so I can't compare the functionality, stability nor speed.