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I use std::shared_mutex in my project. And it compiles fine. But autocomplete does not find the type and declares my whole class as useless. I dont really know what you use to generate the autocompletion (ctags / libclang?) Is there a way to tell the engine to use those features or does the it not support 17 yet?
Ah just read C++17 features depending on libclang version I am on arch linux so libclang should be fairly recent. (clang version 5.0.1 (tags/RELEASE_501/final))
Yes, llvm's libclang is not yet 100% c++17 feature complete it seems. Hopefully this will change when llvm 6.0 is released in February. One can also try out the svn/git version of llvm, and of course then report found issues to the llvm project.
I use std::shared_mutex in my project. And it compiles fine. But autocomplete does not find the type and declares my whole class as useless. I dont really know what you use to generate the autocompletion (ctags / libclang?) Is there a way to tell the engine to use those features or does the it not support 17 yet?
ATM I set the compiler flags via cmake
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