Using clangd vscode extension instead of c_cpp

[Keyrim]

I just finished your great tutorial and i was just wondering why don't you use clangd ?

It uses a file that must be created during the compilation process which specifies the compilation arguments of each *.c file of the project allowing intellisense to know exactly how each file is compiled resulting therefore in precise warnings & errors.

You no longer need to configure the c_cpp configuration file for each project and cmake can build this file without any external tool

[MaJerle]

The c_cpp data relies to a CMake as a data configuration provider, which then generates the necessary intellisense. The C_CPP file is the identical for any project you may have. In fact it is fully supported configuration from within vscodee.

For clangd there is a need to download another server as I see.

At the end, I don't know, I don't find anything problematic with c_cpp file. Works neat.