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dotBunny / CLionSourceCodeAccess

A CLion Plugin for Unreal Engine
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No compiler was found. In order to use a C++ template, you must first install NullSourceCodeAccessor. #93

Closed palmenros closed 6 years ago

palmenros commented 6 years ago

My system is Arch Linux with KDE, and I installed UE 4.18.3. After installing it, I could create both Blueprint and C++ projects. I created a C++ project and build the plugin as said in the wiki. Then I changed the settings of Source Code Accessor, as said in the setup page. However, when I restarted the editor, the compile button was not there, and I couldn't open the C++ classes, so I deleted that project and I tried to create another C++ project. I expected to be able to created a project, but I was greeted by a No compiler was found. In order to use a C++ template, you must first install NullSourceCodeAccessor. Download NullSourceCodeAccessor. Download NullSourceCodeAccessor is a link that redirects me to the wikipedia page of IDEs. I've tried reinstalling UE4 and CLion, but that message doesn't go away. Now I cannot create a C++ project. Thank you

RicardoEPRodrigues commented 6 years ago

I believe this is a problem with UE4 and not the plugin. Check the UE4 bugs, maybe there is already someone with the same problem. How to report a bug

From my experience I would recommend a reinstall and checking to see if c++, g++ and clang++ are installed. You could also try to debug the code to see the true error in Debug.

Best of luck.

palmenros commented 6 years ago

Well, I have solved it changing the Source Code Accessor from other Blueprint Project to which I added a C++ class and manually compiled. I no longer have that problem, but it was caused by this plugin, as it didn't happen before installing it.

RicardoEPRodrigues commented 6 years ago

Oh... Did you try to delete the derivative folders? Maybe your problem was there.

If it is solved then please close this issue. 😄