The perfect Neovim setup for C++

[@dreamsofcode]

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[@fattoofittoo7907]

could you create Neovim setup for C?

[@michaelmueller9635]

Is there a way to get the value of vectors/objects while debugging? I got the feeling, that - except for primitive data types - it's really hard to use the debugger.

[@0xcoffee427]

@@fattoofittoo7907 for c also same or different ?

[@zombiesalad2722]

Just when I was about to resume my old c++ project from a hiatus, you dropped this! What a great timing.

[@dreamsofcode]

I hope it helps!

[@deadmagnet6318]

i can smell procrastination

[@Padancyo]

Thank you very much for this in-depth explanation of how to setup NvChad for C++ development 🙂I am looking forward to the CMake setup!

[@thartanian]

Was there ever a video on nvim plugin for cmake/makefile? If not anybody have a setup for those?

[@jayhathaway4720]

@@thartanian he never did it

[@jayhathaway4720]

@@thartanian Honestly if you're still learning building C++ with cmake you should just use clion with the vim plugin. Set this up later.

[@thartanian]

@@jayhathaway4720 lol funny you mention that, I got CLion just recently, it's great ty!!

[@studysavviour]

Thanks mate, my VSC died and couldn't run C++ earlier, I've always wanted to switch to NVIM and now I have done it finally, Thanks a lot again.

[@committedcoder3352]

note to more recent viewers: replace jose-elias-alvarez/null-ls.nvim with nvimtools/none-ls.nvim. Interestingly enough that is the only change necessary, as the fork is only trying to maintain the project. That means the require("null-ls") is still the same, even though it might make sense to change it to require("none-ls") (they made the decision for compatability reasons)

[@juangdev6737]

For those who have problems in the last part when executing the "space nr" command. Make sure to include: event = "VeryLazy", after rcarriga/nvim-dap-ui and jay-babu/mason-nvim-dap.nvim in your lua/custom/plugins.lua file. The same thing happened to me and that's what I realized, in the video it shows it very fast at frame 13:20.

[@roshanpaudel6352]

You are awesome man !!! I also use arch and neovim. The quality content you provide are very consise and really helpful. You are really underrated !!

[@dreamsofcode]

Thank you for the feedback! I appreciate it and am very glad you like the content!

[@scraped_2454]

You forgot the "btw"

[@roshanpaudel6352]

@@scraped_2454 😂 aww man !!

[@joshuarose20]

guys, this guy uses arch linux btw

[@scraped_2454]

@@roshanpaudel6352 Game is the game

[@beekey4807]

i want to use it for c, everything working perfectly fine but when i trying to debug i got error. "No configuration found for 'c'. you need to add configs to 'dap.configurations.c'" any help?

[@Kalasklister1337]

I assume you need to search which mason/nvim plugins you need for C DAP. DAP stands for debugger adapter protocol and it is seriously cool tech. You can even configure it so that you have your debugee on a server or a local docker container and debug without having any dependencies on your system. Just look around for C specific ways and you can get it to work

[@ndes0532]

I'd like to suggest Git for a future video. In particular tooling for resolving merge conflicts and navigating complicated branch structures. It's probably my favorite feature of Intellij and I don't know how to replicate it in Neovim.

[@dreamsofcode]

This is a great idea!

[@antoineleduc7611]

Lazygit

[@jerrymann9332]

ironically, java is the only language I wouldn't use nvim for just because intelliJ is so goated. ideavim is a must though obviously

[@VHenrik007]

Unfortunately, this doesn't work for me anymore as of 2.5. The "custom" and "core" folders are not there by default, and "chadrc" is in a different location as well. If something comes up, do not copy mindlessly this tutorial. The description helped a bit by using 2.0, but it still doesn't work for me. I have issues right from the get go when selecting the theme. Try `TSInstall all`, that solved it. Then followed along, and although I have snipetts, and the linter works well with the array example, the std:: autocompletion still does not appear for some reason.

[@oguilhermewilliam]

Did you find a solution?

[@VHenrik007]

@@oguilhermewilliam Oh right! In the end for me it was caused gcc/g++ AND clang version mismatch paired with older Ubuntu version. So make sure to match your clang and gcc versions, this somehow helped. Although I gave up on this later on, so I'm not sure.

[@saitejageddada3109]

@@VHenrik007 i have the same problem did you try is re- installing, cause a friend of mine he tried the 2.0 version he got the same directories as in the video but I have the same problem as you

[@saitejageddada3109]

Do you have any good sources to follow for the new NV chad version

[@VHenrik007]

@@saitejageddada3109 Unfortunately no, I hacked it together wtih ChatGPT. :\

[@mamahuhu_one]

Thank you for the video. I followed all the steps and could add breakpoints with db but when I press dr I get "no configuration found for `cpp`. You need to add configs to `dap.configurations.cpp` (see `:h dap-configuration`)." Did I do something wrong?

[@gregszalayofficial]

I had the same error. In my case I forgot the 'event = "VeryLazy"', line for the "jay-babu/mason-nvim-dap.nvim" plugin. Adding this fixed it.

[@abhi_survase]

Very consice and easy instructions to follow. I am learning NVim on windows and this is helping me set it up. Only one thing is that at 6:22 the suggestions and autocomplete are not as many as seen here. For me after 'std::' some functions only appear if I enter a character. I have installed Cpp-toolchain using MSYS so I have clang gcc cl compilers. But have set only gcc in the path. Is this the problem?

[@Cyrsztof]

Hi, sorry for digging your comment after few months, but did you find the solution to this problem? I'm having the exact same issue - most suggestions are missing for me. :/

[@Kian-z8m]

having the same problem

[@rugososphotos3646]

HUGE value in this video, just getting into nvim plus c++, this is the video I needed :)

[@JesusCastilloBenito]

Thanks you for all your work and dedication! I really wanted to use nvim as my IDE for a long time, but any configuration really convinced me or worked for me until I found your NVChad series. It would be fantastic if you could also do a video making a Java setup :)

[@patfre]

I have a problem in that I opened neovim after installing nvchad and instead of getting that example prompt I just get the regular neovim screen just in a different shade of gray and nothing happens.

[@NBMASTER-qr2hw]

did you find a solution for this? same problem here..

[@romangeneral23]

Same here

[@ShooziEdits]

You’re probably using the latest version of nvchad. The version he uses in the video is 2.0 and you can find the git repo in the description for that

[@bence712]

same

[@MoveTrueRecords_]

Dude you are actually teaching me Nvim so easy then any video on youtube bro. Thank you

[@pizzaTimePedro]

First class tutorial mate! Not only go through the c++ setup but you also go through how to navigate through neovim!

[@joetrujillo639]

Thanks for this great tutorial. It really helped me better understand how to get my Neovim all set up. I was able to get it all working as shown.

[@conarius13]

One suggestion for C/C++ is the Neovim plugin Ouroboros, where you can switch between header and source files with a command. I then just created a custom mapping for it so I can switch between both of them quickly. And a follow up would be great to see how we can use include and library paths for different C++ libraries (such as Vulkan and OpenGL, OpenCL, Qt and Boost, just to name a few). I figured out how to do that within VS Code but I really wanna know how to do it in neovim, including setting build commands so the include and library paths are also used in the build command.

[@dreamsofcode]

This is an awesome suggestion. I may do a dedicated video to this plugin!

[@theglowpt3]

The clangd lsp already supports this via ClangdSwitchSourceHeader. I'm sure it's a cool plugin, unnecessary if you have lsp set up though

[@conarius13]

​@@theglowpt3The author of Ourboros explained why he made the plugin: All other implementations would either throw errors easily or you can only switch from header to source but not the other way round.

[@conarius13]

​@@dreamsofcodeOh and I have also looked into setting up neovim for other languages as well and found very interesting plugins and configs. If you want, I could show you some of them

[@theglowpt3]

@@conarius13 Interesting, I'm able to switch both ways just fine, never had any errors or issues at all really

Amazing, as the whole series so far! thanks

[@bobsoup2319]

My breakpoints keep getting rejected, although the code executes successfully - any advice? I already tried using -glldb instead of --debug, but that didn't fix it. I'm using the latest macos with an m1 mac

[@dn275]

I had to use cpptools instead of codelldb. cpptools can be installed using mason as well

[@RT-jp9me]

This is an awesome video. Thank you for explaining step by step how to proceed. However, I am a bit reluctant to go down the route suggested by you as null-ls is now deprecated. Do you have any thoughts on this?

I followed the steps on the video but it seems like the lsp server detects the languaje as C. I have looked online and what I've found basically says that I should use compile flags (compile_commands.json or compile_flags.txt). That doesnt seem to be used in the video. Am I missing something?

[@caioul7]

i found the same problem as you, have you got an answer?

@@caioul7 I actually did find a solution bro but I can't recall it. It had something to do with the clang/g++ version I think. I'm not that fluent with Linux and this problem drove me crazy.

[@caioul7]

@ i think is the clang version tho, everytime i downloaded that problem happened regardless of the IDE/text editor

@@caioul7 Make sure you download one of the latest versions or a version that is compatible with the plugin. I remember it being something like version 12/13, you needed to download it in a specific way as the usual sudo apt would download an old version.

[@possumcode]

This video can't be better. Thank you soooooooo much!

[@cankocak1068]

Awesome video! I got into Neovim thanks to you and I'm absolutely loving it. Thank you for the amazing content 😊

[@jacoboneill3735]

I set up everything like was said in your video (which was great and really informative). Now I am just stuck on the build tools to save and update the build when learning. Please come out with that video as soon as possible!

[@houdiniping]

you are a life saver, your video is just clear, easy to follow

[@wcrb15]

Any idea on what you're going to use going forward since null-ls is archived?

[@dreamsofcode]

I'm working on a video about it! There's a couple of options moving forward, but I think it's going to be decided by what the community moves to.

[@michrisoft]

You can just swap out the null-ls for "nvimtools/none-ls.nvim" in the plugins file and pretty much everything else is the same. You even leave require "null-ls" in the config file because none-ls was made to be a drop-in replacement.

[@Shad0wMonkey5]

Can you do the perfect neovim configuration for Java please. That would be amazing and most appreciated. :D

[@dreamsofcode]

It's going to a vote for the next video!

[@cprn.]

Honestly, it looks almost exactly the same - you just need to call `:Mason`, press , find "Java" on the list, type in filter number (it's 71), enter. Now you select an LSP, linter, formatter and debugger (press "I" for "install" on each). Add formatter and linter as source for `null-ls` and you're done. TreeSitter will instal syntax files next time you open Java code. Looks the same for every language.

[@JesusCastilloBenito]

@@cprn. yeah, that's what i thought, but java-language-server seems to not work, so I personally don't know if I just have to go with jdtls or what :')

[@cprn.]

@@JesusCastilloBenito Maybe it's something that should be brought up on that LSP's bug tracker (github or whatever they use). Most servers just work out of the box.

[@Zeioth]

Get NormalNvim, it comes with formatter, debugger, and all the stuff preconfigured.

[@melonTime05]

Great video - i would love if you could cover the promised Cmake/make integration within Nvim -

[@banchanbet4524]

hey uhh.. my clangd isn't recognizing standard headers, i 've followed the lsp installing instruction

[@Kian-z8m]

me to

[@yolepe]

Thank you for all your work, there was no other guide that was as thorough as this.

[@dreamsofcode]

Glad it was helpful!

[@VladTBK]

Ik you probably won't read this, but I've been struggling for almost 5-6 hours to get the debugger to work for Neovim. I've done everything right, but never added --debug to the g++ compilation. Thank you.

[@evertonbrzozowyalves1775]

Really like your videos dude! Please keep it up.

[@ged1313as]

Can you make an updated tutorial for this using nvim kickstart? Cant quite get this to work with the new NVChad, neither with kickstart

[@PedroMiguelMoreiraRamalho]

This video is superb. I love your explanation and how you go through every single step. Very helpful! Thanks so much.

[@dreamsofcode]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate that feedback!

[@aijokrobin1225]

6:30 my neovim doesn't see iostream. 'iostream' file not found'

[@Brumus14]

same does anyone have an answer its really annoying

[@dreamsofcode]

It might be to do with your library path. Did you manage to get it sorted?

[@aijokrobin1225]

@@dreamsofcode this error disappeared after reloading pc

[@leonardopo6202]

Does anyone know if this setup works only for C++ or also for C langauge?

[@pivok7108]

I tested it on some C code and it seems to be working fine

[@sunnyheheheh9401]

thank you for this video working exactly as you told in my own neovim configuration

[@juliusdrath510]

6:30 why does neovim tell me that the Tree-Sitter-cpp is not valid for Win32 applications? I can't get it to work

[@kachunpang7543]

May I know which Neovim plugin offers us lightbulb/warning icon for Linter warnings in 5:19 ?

[@klaik30]

Because of the latest released update for nvchad, this video is pretty hard to follow. They restructured the initial installation that now uses the "starter" repo. This has a different file structure than their regular repo for some reason and it becomes hard to link all of these requirements together.

[@dreamsofcode]

Yeah, it's a breaking change. You can still use the existing branch which is in the description and the comments

[@klaik30]

​@@dreamsofcode Unfortunately, that branch is changed so that the init is just a print saying "use this along starter!!!!". I dont have much experience with how this all works so I wanted to use tutorials like this video, but with the change it gets really hard to figure out what things have changed to make an easy fix 🥲

[@Redyf]

The video I was waiting for, thanks dreams!

[@dreamsofcode]

I hope it helped!

[@rishabhjain2756]

In Ubuntu i am getting this error, after installing the conifg file which is mentioned initially in the video rror detected while processing /home/rishabh/.config/nvim/init.lua: E5113: Error while calling lua chunk: /home/rishabh/.config/nvim/lua/core/init.lua:67: attempt to call local 'autocmd' (a nil value) stack traceback: /home/rishabh/.config/nvim/lua/core/init.lua:67: in main chunk [C]: in function 'require' /home/rishabh/.config/nvim/init.lua:1: in main chunk Press ENTER or type command to continue what am i doing wrong here

[@jonathanferrer3848]

same here, do you resolve it?

[@ryantruong8516]

@@jonathanferrer3848 Hey I just solved this problem myself. I figured out that installing neovim through ubuntu gets you an older version. you want to install a later version to use NVCHAD. Run these commands to install the latest version: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:neovim-ppa/unstable sudo apt update sudo apt install neovim Hope this helps :)

[@alphacraft9658]

It looks perfect on your end, but my Terminal emulator, KDE Konsole, Displays the NerFont glyphs incorrectly. I have the exact same font as you.

[@dreamsofcode]

Why version of the nerdfont do you have installed? There was an update recently!

[@alphacraft9658]

@@dreamsofcode To my knowledge I have installed the latest version about one of two days ago. This appears to be an issue with font rendering in Konsole. But at the moment I can't check the installed version, though.

[@vimalathithand917]

This is an awesome series ! And it'd be cool if u could do a video for configuring neovim for java

[@alessandroserra885]

Hi, I followed all the steps but when opening a c++ file i get an error message saying that iostream module does not exist, am I doing something wrong?

[@ziphy_6471]

Do you have a compiler for c++ installed

[@alessandroserra885]

@@ziphy_6471 yeah I’m on macOS I have clang

[@alessandroserra885]

@@ziphy_6471 yeah i have clang for macos

[@hitarthpatel]

Great video exactly what I was looking for , can you please make a video/doc about the build plug-in you talk about thanks

[@thartanian]

I don't see a video he made about that, do you have the setup tho?

[@KrishT0]

got error while doing "TSInstall cpp" ERROR : No c compiler found ! "cc", "gcc", "clang", "cl", "zig" are not executable.

[@dreamsofcode]

Do you have clang installed on your machine?

[@KrishT0]

@@dreamsofcode it worked i didnt had gcc compiler in my system, i installed it and it worked

[@tuhoang6609]

thank you very much but I have one question how I can input compile_commands.json to clangd in vim to go to definition and declaration. I have to do this a lot while coding

[@its_code]

😢😢😢😢😢 I'm tired to configure neovim autocompelete for c/c++ on windows with mingw compiler... Can someone help me with it😢😢

[@Kian-z8m]

me too

[@brockdaniel8845]

For me, on Windows 10 simple installation of clangd and llvm-mingw didn't work so I placed on %appdata%\..\Local vim-data\mason\packages\clangd\clangd_17.0.3 every file of llvm-mingw-20240404-ucrt-x86_64

[@NomanSethi-q3q]

Thanks for the config files in the description.

[@engin647]

Thanks for this helpful video. I'm waiting to you share cmake plugin usage video which you mention at 16:00

[@Mikkysam52]

I requested and you delivered. Thank you!

[@dreamsofcode]

You're very welcome. I hope you like it!

[@arumaga]

Thank you! much appreciated for this!

[@AbdurrahmanHafez]

Great effort thank you so much We need Front-End tools video

[@rugiero569]

how can you combine the python and c++ setup. Trying it breaks one or the other

[@alexsoul982]

Great video man, the arch/nvim comunity most trully thanks and apreciate you

[@dreamsofcode]

Thank you! I really appreciate that.

[@christopherwood6514]

Just as a note to some viewers: compiling with the '--debug' flag cause all the breakpoints to be rejected on the Ubuntu wsl on my computer, instead I compiled with the '-glldb' flag and everything worked fine

[@dreamsofcode]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@bobsoup2319]

I have the same problem; the code executes fully, but it just skips all the breakpoints. I'm using the newest macos on my m1 mac though - any advice?

[@shimadabr]

I found this flag to be weird, didn't find it on the manual. The -g flag is very well known though, you could try with it.

[@christopherwood6514]

@@shimadabr -g might also work, i think i tried it but i dont quite remember

[@CheapHomeTech]

I had to record the screen and then play it back in slow speed otherwise it momentarily shows the debug stuff and then reverts back to only the editor window. So looking at the screen in very slow speed I see: Console is in... Could not resolve any locations for breakpoint at main.cpp:4, but found a valid location at main.cpp:4 Launching: main Launched process ... I'm running on the latest linux mint xfce. I tried the -glldb. Still got the same thing. I suppose I'll have to play and get the right debugger settings...

[@michaelcalabrese9338]

My tree that I start with looks nothing like yours in .config after installing nvchad, I have configs and plugins directories and chadrc, mappings, and options are just in the lua directory

[@foxsinban7573]

Hi i just watched all videos of the playlist and i'm asking my self can i use all plugins at once (or a lot of them)? because for my work i need to code rust, python and c. So is it possible to use them at the same time? or do they interfear with each other?

[@12oooooooooooo]

i really didnt understand anything at all. apparently when i set up nvchad, the directories created look nothing like yours. I am so confused. What can I learn to understand all this stuff? I am so lost, but I really want to learn... Any books, courses, tutorials? I really don't know what I don't understand about computers, software or whatever. I really don't get it. Please help

[@itsrobelschwarz7248]

Would really appreciate that CMake video right about now

[@kaab0601]

Hello, I am trying to connect cmake to nvchad. Can you please help?

[@Prodigy1329]

Did you ever actually make the make/cmake video? I had a look and couldn't find one anywhere Everything else worked great though, just swapping out the null-ls link for none-ls and changing nothing else worked flawlessly on nvim 10.1

[@nazarzibilyuk1511]

Thank you, good video, but i faced the same error as I see in the video. Print to cout doesnt reflected in dap.repl window. Maybe you know how to solve it?

[@ericling1564]

The configuration works fine, and It's pretty easy to understand. I just have one more question , if you could help me out. I do'nt know how if there's a built in configuration to see the outline of the buffer, I myself didn't find anyway. I also don't know how to set this up. Thanks for your job anyway.👏👏👏

[@oguilhermewilliam]

Can someone help me? Error in processing init.lua Invalid spec module: 'plugins' Expected a 'table' of specs, but a 'nil' was returned instead

[@bantix9902]

the debugger doesn't work for me, after I do dr a new tab opens up but it doesn't look like a debugging window like on your screen. It's just blank with the title [dap-terminal].. EDIT: I copied your config and it works, but honestly it's soo complicated

[@abombfuenmayor]

You read my mind! I have a setup for C but it's not perfect. Going to try your setup. Thanks!

[@Blurryavi]

Hi, I followed this tutorial a while ago and it worked really well for me. I'm learning c++ but there seems to be an error with the compiler when i try to initialize every value of an array in 0. What can I do to fix that?

[@sasuflerr]

Hello ! Will you make an other tutorial with a newer version of NVChad?

[@liyuefu]

Thanks a lot! Can I just ask a question? how I can pass the argument to debug? for example, I want to run "gaussdb -D /opt/opengauss/pgdata", how to pass the -D .. etc to it? When I try to add it in the , it does not work. Thanks.

[@yookeunsik]

Thank you for sharing info. After your shell script. install.sh. Some error displayed in vim like below. Command "MasonInstallAll' not found after loading 'mason.nvim' How can I solve this?

[@aWildOcti]

This is day 3 of trying to get this set up on a pi as someone who has never touched linux or vim before, still going strong

[@jakubjaworski8828]

Nice video. I'd love to see stomething like this for the JavaScript and web development in general

[@dreamsofcode]

I shall add it to the backlog, friend!

[@dr3d3d]

great video thanks very much, can you point me in the right direction for the cmake addition? would love a method of building and running from inside nvim

[@leo-oh1bc]

is there a way to refactor the code witht this setups? I've followed the rust tutorial but I can't find a way to extract to function parts of my code like I do in vs code

[@dreamsofcode]

They're likely is! Do you have a description / pointer to how you currently refactor so I can replicate it. It might be good for a general video on refactoring with neovim!

[@leo-oh1bc]

​@@dreamsofcode ​​ the function I'm referring to is simple: I select some lines that I want to refactor into a dedicated function and then press ctrl+shift+r, a popup will appear where I find the function "extract to function". Thank you for this videos, they are helping a lot with using neovim and actually understanding how the configuration work!

[@dreamsofcode]

@@leo-oh1bc Thank you for the description! I'll have a look and see if I can find a similar plugin / behavior!

[@charleslowyer8926]

Can u please make a video about configuring Java in nvim. Especially configuring LSP server from Eclipse is one big nightmare for me and can't figure it out :/ There're just few videos on YT about it. I watched them like 10 times and still it doesnt work for me

[@eddyecko94]

null-ls is being archived soon. Look at another way of formatting. clangd comes with a formatter. You can use that with some keybindings or auto commands to set the formatting.

[@dreamsofcode]

Yeah, I'm working on a video about it now. News dropped after I had uploaded and was waiting for review.

[@TahaCodes]

Amazing tutorial! Thank you.

[@h3li0p4us3]

Good job! thanks for this amazing video

[@swarnavmukherjee9694]

i have followed everything and done everything said in the video but whenever i give the clang++ command it shows command not found. Please help as I really want to compile C++

[@futotta-neko]

I always get this problem where i get no code completion like you do and js not found, but compiles just fine in the terminal

[@Kian-z8m]

me too

[@MeraMadness]

What I can do if I don't want to do the terminal command for compile every time?

[@rul1175]

Can you make a tutorial for LazyVim. I tried to make this one work in lazy vim but I couldnt get it going. I assume clang should work with C too.

[@TheCSarmat]

Thanks a lot for the video. Is there similar instruction on how to add CMake support?

[@hamidnia3951]

All my icons in debug mode and tree view are square instead of correct shape what I need to install

[@dreamsofcode]

Make sure to install and set up a nerd font!

[@korigamik]

This is great, can you tell us what you use to create these amazing visuals in the video? What video editor and your configuration?

[@dreamsofcode]

I'm using Davinci Resolve! I'm currently packaging up my custom effects in order to sell in the near future and will be doing tutorials on them on a new channel: @dreamsofmotion. I'll do a channel post when that drops!

[@fahim0404150]

Great video. Could you please tell me what font you are using?

[@dreamsofcode]

JetBrainsMono Nerd Font!

[@farantariq42304]

Very good tutorial! It worked for me when i did it a few days ago but now when i try to install NvChad from the command given in the description there is an error: Remote branch v2.0 not found in upstream origin. Please help me.

[@anlego6470]

Where is the nvchad 2.0 ver command for windows

[@samkim9401]

isn't Clang-format already included with clangd? It's not working for me despite me retrying. I'll manually format my code for now.

[@SNTASCND]

Cool 😎 thanks, any alternative for vim?

[@LongwuOu]

Hi, your video is really helpful. I have been following your tutorial and it worked great! However, I can't seem to get the feature of automatic header inclusion working like you showed in the video in your main.cpp file. My autocompletion for `std::` also does not work until I include the correct headers. I see you get all these completions for `std::` without any header files and you get `clangd` to automatically include the headers for you. Do you have any special setup to make that work? Thanks!

[@LongwuOu]

I figured out that it is enabled by default in clang-16.

[@liyuefu]

How to disable SIGUSR2 during debug with dap and nvim ? Thanks.

[@Brauzerr]

Thank u so much, but… Can you help me? After last step (space+dr): “No configuration found for ‘cpp’. You need to add configs to ‘dap.configurations.cpp’ (See ‘:h dap-configuration’)”

[@abpdev]

Were you able to fix it?

[@ryoschinlot9153]

I have a weird problem, see, mason is kind of not really that compatible with NixOs, so it's always a gamble if a package will work on my system or not. Now, there are workarounds, and I usually just install it using the package manager, however dap cannot automatically find and setup my debugger, and I am quite inexperienced when it comes to setting up debuggers in Neovim myself. Would you mind kind of explaining how to link lldb (cannot seem to find codelldb, and I am not sure if they are the same thing) or gdb with Neovim manually?

[@narendrapatwardhan68]

I don't know why but I can't get the clang-format to work. Even though it is installed, fm results in format request failed, no matching servers.

[@dreamsofcode]

If you type in :NullLsInfo does it show clang-format as being enabled?

[@narendrapatwardhan68]

@@dreamsofcode It was my fault haha. I was going through your playlist and setting nvim for each language and forgot to update ft in the null-ls config.

[@narendrapatwardhan68]

@@dreamsofcode Thanks a lot for making this series btw. I have been trying to use neovim for a long time and these videos gave me the push I needed.