>From the command line, terminal, whatever:
$which clang++
a path will be listed. unless clang++ is not on your system, or not in your
$PATH
echo $PATH
then for giggles:
ls -al /usr/bin/clang++
or wherever your clang++ resides.
is it marked executable? I saw a similar issue with someone else last
On 06.10.24 12:41, Avdhoot Jadhav via Users wrote:
So what are the possible things I could try out? I have symlinks to clang
in /usr/bin.
This is weird, Geany should find clang++ then except /usr/bin is not
part of your $PATH environment variable but this is highly unlikely.
You could try to s
So what are the possible things I could try out? I have symlinks to clang
in /usr/bin.
On Sun, 6 Oct 2024, 16:09 Lex Trotman via Users,
wrote:
> It appears that clang++ is not on the path that Geany can see. If the
> search path is set by shell startup script, but you run Geany from the menu
>
It appears that clang++ is not on the path that Geany can see. If the
search path is set by shell startup script, but you run Geany from the menu
where there is no shell involved, then the path will not contain clang++.
On Sun, 6 Oct 2024 at 18:04, Avdhoot Jadhav via Users
wrote:
> Hello there,
