The first, I build gcc10.3.0 in my home path on centos7, and add the libstdc++.so in LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
Then, I build clang12.0.0 use that gcc.
Then, I compile the ccls use that gcc.
I can successfully run ccls --help in the shell. but vscode-ccls-extension can not start it because it load the /lib64/libstdc++.so which is a very old version and do not have the necessary components.
And I do NOT have the sudo privilege so I can not replace the /lib64/libstdc++.so to the newer version
This is the vscode-ccls-extension OUTPUT
Expected behavior
I want to use this extension.
System information
ccls version (git describe --tags): 0.20210330
OS: centos7, offline
Editor: vscode, version: 1.55.2
vscode-ccls version (git describe --tags): v0.1.29
Observed behavior
The first, I build gcc10.3.0 in my home path on centos7, and add the libstdc++.so in LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Then, I build clang12.0.0 use that gcc. Then, I compile the ccls use that gcc. I can successfully run
ccls --help
in the shell. but vscode-ccls-extension can not start it because it load the /lib64/libstdc++.so which is a very old version and do not have the necessary components.And I do NOT have the sudo privilege so I can not replace the /lib64/libstdc++.so to the newer version
This is the vscode-ccls-extension OUTPUT
Expected behavior
I want to use this extension.
System information
git describe --tags
): 0.20210330git describe --tags
): v0.1.29