generate compile_commands.json to be used by language server #2481
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simplify build process
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@anggape Why is this change needed? Nobody has requested it before. Please, could you explain some real use-case? |
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Im not expert on cmake, but some language server need json compilation database to make it works, so this is required if you not use ide like visual studio or clion |
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hai @raysan5 like @argc1 mentions, both clangd and ccls languages server need this, like they say in the documentations here: |
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