Open cyko69 opened 2 weeks ago
@llvm/issue-subscribers-clangd
Author: None (cyko69)
Could you have a look at https://clangd.llvm.org/troubleshooting#getting-stacktraces-from-crashes and see if you can get a symbolized stack trace?
With llvm-symbolizer in path, my stand alone version of clangd doesnt resolve its symbols. (Or do I have to do more than just put it in my path?) The clangd version installed with llvm does not have this issue.
llvm:
I[16:12:54.553] clangd version 19.1.0 I[16:12:54.554] Features: windows
stand alone:
I[16:12:40.532] clangd version 19.1.0 (https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project a4bf6cd7cfb1a1421ba92bca9d017b49936c55e4) I[16:12:40.534] Features: windows+grpc
The clangd version installed with llvm does not have this issue.
Could you get a stack trace with that version then?
I dont know how to force a stacktrace with that version.
I dont know how to force a stacktrace with that version.
Do you mean that version doesn't crash? Or it crashes but doesn't print a stack trace?
Sorry, I mean the llvm installed version does not crash.
Am 3. Oktober 2024 02:01:07 MESZ schrieb Nathan Ridge @.***>:
I dont know how to force a stacktrace with that version.
Do you mean that version doesn't crash? Or it crashes but doesn't print a stack trace?
Thanks.
In the absence of a reproducer or stack trace, we don't have anything to go on to investigate this crash further.
However, it seems like you at least have a workaround: use the version that doesn't crash.
Hi, sadly I cannot provide the code. It's a QT 6.7.2 CMake project.
I stumbled upon this while figuring out why -internal-isystem "C:\Qt\Tools\llvm-mingw1706_64\include\c++\" does not include "C:\Qt\Tools\llvm-mingw1706_64\include\c++\v1"
I still don't know but maybe it has to do with it...