Hi If I compile my cmake-based project from Qt Creator 11.0.2 on Windows using the build tools that come with MS Visual Studio 2022, the project compiles without errors or warnings emitted. However, if I run clang-tidy on the entire project, there are quite a few files that cannot be processed due to compile errors in the file. If I open those files with errors in Creator, I see the red circle in the margin, indicating an error, on the same lines that clang-tidy complains about.
Clearly clangd/clang-tidy and MSVC are doing something different if the compile is successful only in MSVC, but I can't figure out why that would be. In the QtC global settings for clangd, I have "Build-system warnings" selected for Diagnostic configuration. In the project settings for this project, "Use global settings" is checked for everything, including Clang Tools and clangd. I am using the default clangd and clang-tidy executables that ship with QtC. We are suppressing quite a few warnings in our CMakeLists.txt files, and the command lines I see for clang-tidy.exe don't have corresponding -Wno... flags, so maybe that's the problem. If so, it's not clear to me how to work around this, especially since I have "Build-system warnings" selected for clangd diagnostics. Thanks for any ideas Adam
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