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degski via cfe-users cfe-users at lists.llvm.org
Tue Feb 18 02:52:00 PST 2020


Hi Андре,

You need to install "the integration" (with VS) correctly.

For VS14 you'll need to use 'old style' integration:
https://github.com/degski/Clang.Props . This is a copy job.

For VS15, use the plugin on:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=LLVMExtensions.llvm-toolchain
.

The latter don't work for VS19, use this instead:
https://github.com/degski/llvm2019 . For the latter, you'll need to install
the components to build a VS plugin-in. Just open and build the (llvm2019)
project and VC will install the components to build the project.  The
resulting binary is unsigned and can only be used on your machine. If you
go this route (the only counts for llvm2019), you'll (possibly) need a fix
to Windows (to build and run unsigned plugins), I'll point it out to you if
you need it and just ask.

In all 'integrations' the tool-chain' (vc/clang-cl) can be selected from
the pull-down menu in VS.

degski

PS: please refrain from nastiness if you haven't yet researched the problem
and are unaware that your solution simply possibly does not cut the
mustard. Done properly the use of clang with VS is seamless.
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