Seemingly incorrect errors, potentially related to C++11 about linter-gcc HOT 9 CLOSED

It seems that disabling linting on-the-fly solves the problem, though I don't have any auto-saving packages (I uninstalled gpp-compiler), as is warned in the setting's description.

Thanks for the help, again.

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I've cloned the repo and it works fine for me. I think it's just a path issue. This is my linter-gcc config:

{
    "execPath": "g++",
    "gccIncludePaths": "./include",
    "gccSuppressWarnings": false,
    "gccDefaultCFlags": "-c -Wall",
    "gccDefaultCppFlags": "-c -Wall -Wextra -Wpedantic -std=c++14 -o /dev/null",
    "gccErrorLimit": -1,
    "gccErrorString": "error",
    "gccWarningString": "warning",
    "gccNoteString": "note"
}

Could you please try using the same config and seeing if it works. The most important option here is gccIncludePaths.

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I tried using that config, but I'm still getting the same errors. I updated Atom to the latest version and the number of issues went down from ~250 to 56. Adding "./*" to the include path made the "File not found" error in my .cc file go away, but there are still some other seemingly erroneous "File not found" errors (for instance "tools/vector.h" is never found).

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Sorry for the late response.. I've been a bit busy. If you're still having the problem of missing files, could you do the following:

1. Enable linter-gcc's debugging messages in the configuration page
2. Open the developer console by pressing Ctrl+Shift+I
3. Lint a C/C++ file by saving it/using lint on-the-fly.
4. Report the linter-gcc command that is printed to the console. Also paste the command into the terminal to check the output,

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Hello. Have you managed to get the problem fixed? If not, could you please follow the instructions above and report the linter-gcc command?

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Hello. Any updates on the errors?

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Sorry for the delay in getting back to you - I've been traveling. It looks like it's working now. The update must have fixed it. Thanks!

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I now have a similar problem. I have two files, List.h and test.cpp, in the same folder. The linter is reporting, for the test.cpp file, the error "List.h: No such file or directory", though it compiles just fine with g++ through command lines and through gpp-compiler in Atom.

I'm not a very experienced programmer, but I really like Atom and would appreciate to continue using it, but I see these errors might be getting in my way, because they prevent the package from linting the rest of my code, for some reason.

I'd appreciate some help! Thanks.

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Adding -I (uppercase i, not lowercase L) to the compile flags tells the compiler where to find the header files and solves the "No such file or directory" problem.

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