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Zed uses tree-sitter and LSP; most popular languages do not require extensions, and extensions for niche languages are shockingly easy to write. Literally 100-3

Zed uses tree-sitter and LSP; most popular languages do not require extensions, and extensions for niche languages are shockingly easy to write. Literally 100-300 lines of Rust boilerplate and around 300 lines of config boilerplate, with minimal maintenance/upkeep. https://zed.dev/docs/languages/cpp https://zed.dev/docs/languages/cpp

wolvesechoes 1y ago
Many words to state that it doesn't.
- dharmab 1y ago
  Many words to explain that it doesn't need one, as you can see by clicking that link.
- mort96 1y ago
  No idea why they worded it the way they did. But the answer is: yes, Zed has something comparable, using clangd as a C and C++ LSP server.