I have the xcode command line tools installed (not the full Xcode
package) and apparently it includes a language server for the C language
family and Swift.
So today when I had to write some example code in C (long time since
that happened the last time) I got all kind of goodies showing up when
writing the program. Unfortunately I also get the a warning that
"~/Desktop/fib.c:1: 'stdio.h' file not found" for the line
# include <stdio.h>
What I can't figure out is how to tell bbedit/language server where this
file can be found.
How do I do this?
= jem
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