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2 years ago Hello,
That's not going to be a feature of irony-mode. I would recommend clangd, which indexes your code and can provide completion for non-included types (and is capable of auto-including the corresponding header).
Hey there, I'm currently setting up irony-mode for C++ developement on doom emacs, but I'm facing an annoying issue: I can't have irony-mode autocomplete stuff that I haven't yet imported. So I went ahead and installed cpp-auto-include only to discover that it's autocomplete is hardcoded and doesn't work for many headers like thread or chrono. I though noticed, that clang provides automatic including of these headers. Apparently there is also include what you use, but I have no clue (at all) how to integrate that into emacs, given that I am also pretty new to it. So here comes my feature request: A feature to automatically include the required header files (coming along with a "header browser", that pretty much autocompletes functions that have not yet been imported. If you are unsure what I mean, head over to coc for vim, it does exactly that, but worse (since it's using clang and thus requires CMake's Export-compile-commands feature, that I seem to be able to avoid with Emacs packages) Is this ever going to be a feature in irony-mode? Thanks!