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Are there specific compilers than aniseed works best with? I am running Neovim and Conjure on Termux and its all working, although I had to install a C compiler. cc65 and clang were the easiest to install in termux, so I installed both of them. Just wondered if I should have tried to get gcc installed in termux. Sorry, this is probably a bit too random, but would be interested in any views or pointers on this. Thanks.
Aniseed doesn't use any compilers other than the Fennel one which is written in Lua :thinking_face: I don't have anything to do with C, so do you mean what you compile Neovim with?
Ah, so that line is the entry point of aniseed so the actual error comes from any of your config or plugins loaded by it.
Hmm, I thought Fennel / aniseed would be the first thing, but I'm still learning The config is here if you're curious https://github.com/practicalli-john/neovim-conjure-lsp