Clangd

Show errors and warnings from clangd

Select this checkbox to turn on the Clangd warnings and errors, which will be shown in the editor instead of the CLion's code errors.

Use the field below the checkbox to specify the list of warnings from Clangd that you want to enable. The default set of warnings includes:

Use clang-tidy via clangd

Select this checkbox to have clang-tidy working via Clangd. Enabling this option also turns on the following CLion inspections:

• Argument selection defects

• Empty declaration or statement

• Simplifiable statement

• Unconstrained variable type

• Virtual call from a constructor or destructor

Use navigation via clangd

When this checkbox is selected, the following navigation and search actions are performed via Clangd:

• Go to declaration or definition.

• Quick Documentation popup.

• Find Usages- CLion uses Clangd to search through the currently opened files and its own engine to find all other usages.

• Highlighting references at caret.

CLion's own language engine is used for the rest of navigation and search actions. Besides, the results of navigation via Clangd can be adjusted in some cases: for example, Clangd goes to the constructor not class declaration, when navigating from the constructor call.

Code completion

• Only Clangd completion (default)

  By default, code completion is fully provided by Clangd. CLion still uses the build-in engine to complete symbols for non-included files if Clangd-based completion fails to provide anything. In the case of a crash or another serious issue, CLion switches to the built-in engine as well.

• Disable Clangd completion

  Use this option if you want CLion to suggest only the results from the built-in engine.