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Hello friends,
I do install cmake, python2, clang, gvim and vundle for it. base-devel also exist.
I start vim and typed in
:BundleInstall
.
All bundles was correctly install, but the message occurs, that I should compile YCM for using.
I typed in
cd ~/.vim/vundle/YouCompleteMe
and then
./install.sh --clang-completer
After automatic downloading of clang 3.3 it (YCM) was building without errors.
Now I start vim and edit a hw.cpp. After the opening of this file vim freezed for may 1 - 3 minutes. After the typing of only one character vim freezed again. And so on ...
Can anybody help me?
Last edited by Lax Lexis (2013-11-21 15:50:48)
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I do completly reinstall arch. I did repeat the same install steps and now it works ... I don't now, what was wrong with my old system.
Last edited by Lax Lexis (2013-11-19 22:10:32)
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You did a complete reinstall because YCM wasn't running correctly? That seems like a bit of an over-reaction… Did you try using the ALUR package rather than manually installing?
All the best,
-HG
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You did a complete reinstall because YCM wasn't running correctly?
Yes, I did.
That seems like a bit of an over-reaction…
Maybe, but that's typical of me.
Did you try using the ALUR package rather than manually installing?
I'm not sure. I try the github-version. https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe" with vundle.
I suspect at building YCM there was trouble with python2 and python3.
All the best,
Thanks. As I wrote, after reinstall of Arch, it works perfectly. :-)
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I'm not sure. I try the github-version. https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe" with vundle.
I suspect at building YCM there was trouble with python2 and python3.
Nope, I use the ALUR package, and just updated it yesterday when I saw your post, and it's working perfectly for me.
Thanks. As I wrote, after reinstall of Arch, it works perfectly. :-)
Well, I'm glad you got it worked out. Normally, I would recommend you add [Solved] to the beginning of your thread title, but what you did wasn't really a solution, it was a reinstall…
All the best,
-HG
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Ok, the installing of python3 is not accountable for this issue. I installed python3, rebuild YCM (github-version) and it still works.
This thread is solved (more or less).
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